All quiet at N. Korean Embassy after Jong-nam confirmed as victim


KUALA LUMPUR: A day after Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar confirmed that the man assassinated at KLIA2 was indeed Kim Jong-nam, the North Korean Embassy here remains quiet.

Several embassy staff members, including counsellor Kim Yu-song, were seen leaving and entering the compound while continuing to ignore the media, which has been staking the building since the assassination of Jong-nam on Feb 13 at KLIA2.

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