Rason economic zone

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Women carry crabs at a seafood processing company in the special economic zone of Rason in North Korea on Oct. 25, 2012. North Korea showed Rason in the country's northeast to journalists of Kyodo News and other Japanese news organizations.

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