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It was a heart attack, not poison, says N. Korea

By JO TIMBUONG

KUALA LUMPUR: North Korea's former deputy ambassador to the United Nations insists that its citizen "Kim Chol" died of a heart attack and was not poisoned.

Update: IGP maintains Kim Chol did not die of a heart attack

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