‘Jong-nam had antidote on him’


SHAH ALAM: North Korean Kim Chol, who was murdered with VX nerve agent, had a dozen bottles of antidote in his backpack, the High Court heard.

The 12 bottles were filled with Atropine, a medication used to combat the effects of certain types of nerve agents and poisons including VX.

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Courts & Crime , kim chol , trial , vx , antidote

   

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