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Chinese casualties reported in DPRK major traffic accident, says foreign ministry

By:CGTN
update:April 24,2018

April 24, 2018-- Major casualties involving Chinese tourists were reported after a serious traffic accident in DPRK's North Hwanghae Province on Sunday night, according to Chinese foreign ministry.

Chinese diplomats rushed to the site of the accident and details are currently under verification.

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