North Koreans detained in Thailand

North Koreans detained in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - North Koreans get off a bus after being taken to an immigration detention center in Bangkok on Aug. 22. Thai police said they detained 170 North Koreans who had been hiding at a house on a Bangkok suburb.

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