Malaysia-DPRK Man Murder/Investigation
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Feb 24, 2017
1. Various of press
2. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Kim Yu Song, consul of DPRK Embassy:
"The Inspector General of Malaysia told the media that police have submitted a document to ask for the cooperation of the embassy in interviewing a second secretary. However, as of today, we haven't received any valid document from the police or the foreign ministry of Malaysia. Yesterday I told you about this in Korean, but Hankyoreh of South Korea falsely reported as if I said the embassy has already received the document from the police. This is a lie. We strongly protest against this, and we demand that it be corrected immediately. That's all. Thank you."
3. Press
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Embassy in Malaysia announced on Friday that the latter has not filed any official document to the embassy asking for cooperation in investigating a DPRK man's death.
Kim Yu Song, consul of the DPRK Embassy in Malaysia, said that an Malaysian official told the media that police have submitted a document to ask for cooperation of the embassy in investigating two DPRK citizens. "However, as of today, we haven't received any valid document from the police or the foreign ministry of Malaysia," Kim Yu Song said.
Kim Yu Song also denounced a South Korean media organization Hankyoreh, saying it "falsely reported as if I said the embassy has already received the document from the police." he added that "This is a lie. We strongly oppose against this, and we demand that it be corrected immediately."
Malaysian national police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said at a previous press conference that a DPRK diplomat and a flight attendant were involved in the case, and that Malaysian police had sent a formal request to the embassy of DPRK to interview a second secretary.
So far, the DPRK embassy has not made any response to the cause of the man's death, which was released by Malaysian police, namely, being killed by VX nerve agent, a lethal chemical weapon which is prohibited by law.
Malaysia-DPRK Man Murder/Investigation
Dateline : Feb 24, 2017
Location : Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia
Duration : 0'58
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Feb 24, 2017
1. Various of press
2. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Kim Yu Song, consul of DPRK Embassy:
"The Inspector General of Malaysia told the media that police have submitted a document to ask for the cooperation of the embassy in interviewing a second secretary. However, as of today, we haven't received any valid document from the police or the foreign ministry of Malaysia. Yesterday I told you about this in Korean, but Hankyoreh of South Korea falsely reported as if I said the embassy has already received the document from the police. This is a lie. We strongly protest against this, and we demand that it be corrected immediately. That's all. Thank you."
3. Press
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Embassy in Malaysia announced on Friday that the latter has not filed any official document to the embassy asking for cooperation in investigating a DPRK man's death.
Kim Yu Song, consul of the DPRK Embassy in Malaysia, said that an Malaysian official told the media that police have submitted a document to ask for cooperation of the embassy in investigating two DPRK citizens. "However, as of today, we haven't received any valid document from the police or the foreign ministry of Malaysia," Kim Yu Song said.
Kim Yu Song also denounced a South Korean media organization Hankyoreh, saying it "falsely reported as if I said the embassy has already received the document from the police." he added that "This is a lie. We strongly oppose against this, and we demand that it be corrected immediately."
Malaysian national police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said at a previous press conference that a DPRK diplomat and a flight attendant were involved in the case, and that Malaysian police had sent a formal request to the embassy of DPRK to interview a second secretary.
So far, the DPRK embassy has not made any response to the cause of the man's death, which was released by Malaysian police, namely, being killed by VX nerve agent, a lethal chemical weapon which is prohibited by law.
ID : 8043928
Published : 2017-02-24 20:22
Last Modified : 2017-05-10 07:06:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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