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Malaysian police seeking four more N Koreans in Kim killing

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian police on Sunday said they were seeking four more North Korean suspects in the assassination of Kim Jonguns halfbrother at Kuala Lumpurs main airport but the four had already left the country

Updated At : 07:15 PM Feb 19, 2017 IST

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Royal Malaysian Police Deputy Inspector-General Noor Rashid Ibrahim (L) speaks during a press conference as Selangor state police chief Abdul Samah Mat looks on at the Bukit Aman national police headquarters in Kuala Lumpur on February 19, 2017. — AFP

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