Kim’s body to be sent to North Korea

KUALA LUMPUR: The body system of the killed half-brother of Northern Korea’s innovator will be sent to Pyongyang and nine Malaysians released under a joint contract declared on Friday, finishing a nasty feud between the two nations.

Kim Jong Nam was murdered with the deadly sensors agent VX on Feb 13 in a Kuala Lumpur international airport, leading to a diplomatic row between Malaysia and Northern The philipines, which removed each other’s ambassadors and prohibited their people from making.

But an offer declared by Malaysian Primary Reverend Najib Razak and verified by Northern Japanese condition media said the two nations would raise their specific travel prohibits, and Kuala Lumpur would send the body system to Northern The philipines.

“Following the finishing the autopsy on the dead and invoice of instructions from his close relatives inquiring the continues to be be came back to Northern The philipines, the coroner has accepted the launch of the body system,” Najib said in an argument.

Najib did not specify who in close relatives members had made the demand. Kim’s wife and children, who were living in exile in the China area of Macau, held a disappearing act after the killing and are considered to be in concealing.

The nine Malaysians avoided from making Northern The philipines “have now been permitted to send back to Malaysia”, he said, announcing later on Tweets that the “diplomatic problems is over”.

“They took off from Pyongyang today at 7:45pm (1145 GMT) Malaysian time, and will land in Kuala Lumpur the next day around 5:00am,” he said in the declaration that known to Kim as “the deceased” rather than by name.

North Japanese people in Kuala Lumpur will also be permitted to go back home under the offer. The North’s state-run news agency KCNA said the two nations also decided to talk about the “re-introduction of the visa-free” access system that persisted before the spat.

Analysts said the Northern Japanese program may use Kim’s body system as a “propaganda tool”. “They will likely use the body system to declare they were not accountable and tell an alternative story,” said Bridget Welsh, an expert on South east Oriental state policies.

Pyongyang has rejected to validate the identification of the sufferer, who was carrying a Northern Japanese ticket keeping the name of Kim Chol when he was murdered. Malaysia however has formally verified his identification using DNA proof and had said it had been awaiting his next of kin to declare the body system.