32 Chinese tourists dead in North Korea coach crash South China Morning Post Thirty-two Chinese tourists and four North Korean officials travelling with them have been killed in a road accident in North Korea, China's foreign ministry said. The accident happened on Sunday night in North Hwanghae, a province that borders the ... |
2018-04-23
32 Chinese tourists dead in North Korea coach crash – South China Morning Post
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