India's foreign ministry called the Washington Post report 'unwarranted and unsubstantiated', which stated that an officer in the intelligence service was directly involved in the plan
In July, a man who had defected to South Korea three years ago triggered a coronavirus scare when he crossed back over the heavily monitored border into North Korea, which has claimed to have zero cases of the disease.
His arrival prompted North Korean officials to lock down a border city and quarantine thousands of people over fears he may have had coronavirus, though the World Health Organization later said his test results were inconclusive.
Last week, South Korean police arrested a defector who they said had tried to return to North Korea by breaking into a military training site in South Korea's border town of Cheorwon.
India's foreign ministry called the Washington Post report 'unwarranted and unsubstantiated', which stated that an officer in the intelligence service was directly involved in the plan
More than 34,000 people have been killed in the Palestinian territory since war broke out
The list of products whose licences were suspended included traditional medicines for asthma, bronchitis and diabetes
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She was unable to process the news about her daughter’s fingers being amputated due to a medical emergency
Kanat Al Thuraya, as the season is called, is expected to last till June 7
The National Centre of Meteorology has issued an advisory, forecasting heavy rains and unstable weather conditions in the country