Workers push bus caught in snow at N. Korean ski resort

Workers push bus caught in snow at N. Korean ski resort

BEIJING, China - Workers push a bus caught in snow on a road at North Korea's ski resort on Masik Pass, Kangwon Province, in February 2014.

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