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South Korea News: 6 American citizens were caught on the border in South Korea. They were sending Bible, rice and dollars to North Korea in bottles. The police is engaged in investigation, not yet arrested.
Things like rice, dollar notes and Bible were kept in these bottles. (Photo AP)
Highlights
- 6 American citizens were caught near Gangwa Island.
- Bible, rice and dollars were trying to send them to North Korea.
- These people accused of violation of disaster management law.
South Korea News: A shocking incident occurred in South Korea on Friday night. 6 American citizens were caught trying to send rice, 1–1 dollars of notes and Bible-filled plastic bottles towards North Korea. These people wanted to leave around 1300 bottles in the restricted border area near the sea near Gangwa Island.
According to the police, these people are accused of violation of disaster management and security law. This area is declared Danger Zone and is completely banned for the common people. However, he has not been arrested at the moment. Police said that investigation will be continued without arrest warrant.
What was in bottles?
Things like rice, dollar notes and Bible were kept in these bottles. It is being told that their aim was to send humanitarian aid and religious messages to the poor citizens of North Korea. Groups who have run away from North Korea have been making similar efforts.
Police investigation has revealed that these six are not associated with any local organization or church of American Incheon. It is now being ascertained whether he has contact with any foreign or an outfit outside South Korea.
Strict order of President Li J Muung
The new President of South Korea, Li J Muung, who has recently taken over, has already given instructions to immediately stop efforts to distribute leaflets or materials against North Korea, so that the relationship between the two countries can be improved.
Sumit Kumar is working as a senior deputy editor in AyraNews24x7 Hindi. He has been associated with the Central Desk team here for the last 3 years. He has a master’s degree in journalism. AyraNews24x7 Before working in Hindi, …Read more
Sumit Kumar is working as a senior deputy editor in AyraNews24x7 Hindi. He has been associated with the Central Desk team here for the last 3 years. He has a master’s degree in journalism. AyraNews24x7 Before working in Hindi, … Read more
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