S. Koreans watch TV news related to Kim Jong Il's funeral

S. Koreans watch TV news related to Kim Jong Il's funeral

SEOUL, South Korea - People at a train station in Seoul watch a news program on Dec. 28, 2011, related to the funeral of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. The funeral was held in Pyongyang the same day.

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