Journalists continue to stake out at HKL morgue


KUALA LUMPUR: Just like it was in Jalan Batai, the road fronting the North Korean embassy in Bukit Damansara here, Hospital Kuala Lumpur, too, has been turned into a second home of sorts for local and foreign media.

Ever since Kim Jong-nam’s remains were brought to the hospital on Feb 15, a media circus had taken root there daily.

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