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North Koreans found adrift in Japan

Published: 19 Sep. 2011, 19:09
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Japan’s coast guard patrol ship tows a wooden boat, holding nine people claiming to be North Korean asylum seekers, after it was spotted adrift on Sept. 13 in waters near the island of Nanatsu, western Japan. The nine - three men, three women and three children - told authorities that they are from North Korea and want to go to South Korea, according to Japan’s Kyodo News. [YONHAP]

9월13일 일본 서해안 나나츠 섬 인근 바다에서 표류하고 있던 목선을 일본 해상보안청 순시선이 예인하고 있다. 이 목선에 타고 있던 어른 6명(남녀 3명씩)과 어린이 3명은 북한에서 탈출했으며 남한으로 가고 싶다고 말했다고 일본의 교도통신이 보도했다. [연합]
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