Kin of possible Thai abductee to N. Korea visits Japan

NARITA, Japan - Sukham Panchoi (far right), 59, brother of Anocha Panchoi, a Thai woman suspected of having been abducted to North Korea, speaks at a press conference at Narita airport on Dec. 20 on arrival in Japan to seek support for his efforts to trace his 51-year-old sister.

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