4 N. Korean defectors travel to S. Korea from Japan

4 N. Korean defectors travel to S. Korea from Japan

SEOUL, South Korea - Four North Korean defectors wearing masks arrive at Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul, from Japan on June 16, two weeks after arriving in Aomori Prefecture in northeastern Japan in a small, wooden boat on June 2.

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