North Korean embassy staff at Sepang police station


SEPANG: A car with North Korean embassy plates arrived at the police headquarters here at about 4pm Wednesday, catching journalists by surprise.

An embassy staff was then seen walking into the office. He did not respond when a reporter shouted a question to him from outside the fence of the police station.

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