Malaysia’s handling of Jong-nam murder probe praised


PETALING JAYA: More countries have weighed in on Malaysia’s di­­plomatic row with North Korea, with several praising the country’s handling of the Kim Jong-nam murder probe and its commitment to bring those involved to justice.

Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said North Korea should be encouraged to be more moderate in its actions.

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