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Tour Operators Say US To Ban Citizens From Travel To North Korea
Two tourist agencies that operate tours to North Korea said on Friday the US government will soon ban its citizens from travelling to the North.
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US Student Otto Warmbier Dies Days After Release From North Korea
Otto Warmbier, University of Virginia student who was detained in North Korea for nearly a year and a half, died Monday afternoon, his parents announced.
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Ordeal Of US Student In North Korea 'Terrible Thing': Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Friday urged the nation to pray for Otto Warmbier, the university student detained in North Korea last year who was flown home this week in a coma.
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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US Student, Freed From North Korea With Neurological Injury, Was 'Brutalised': Father
An American university student who has suffered a "severe" neurological injury after being detained for 17 months in North Korea was "brutalized" by the reclusive regime, his father said on Thursday.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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North Korea Says Detains US Student For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea said today it had detained a US university student for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state.
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Tour Operators Say US To Ban Citizens From Travel To North Korea
Two tourist agencies that operate tours to North Korea said on Friday the US government will soon ban its citizens from travelling to the North.
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US Student Otto Warmbier Dies Days After Release From North Korea
Otto Warmbier, University of Virginia student who was detained in North Korea for nearly a year and a half, died Monday afternoon, his parents announced.
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Ordeal Of US Student In North Korea 'Terrible Thing': Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Friday urged the nation to pray for Otto Warmbier, the university student detained in North Korea last year who was flown home this week in a coma.
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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US Student, Freed From North Korea With Neurological Injury, Was 'Brutalised': Father
An American university student who has suffered a "severe" neurological injury after being detained for 17 months in North Korea was "brutalized" by the reclusive regime, his father said on Thursday.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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North Korea Says Detains US Student For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea said today it had detained a US university student for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state.
