Riot after murder of Kim Jong-nam

kuala lumpur - The ambassador of North Korea on Monday visited the Malaysian Foreign Minister. Kang Chol was summoned at his press conference Saturday in which he said that Malaysia something to 'hide' would have in relation to the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Malaysia has its ambassadors in North Korea called back for consultations.

Kim Jong-nam was last week killed at the Kuala Lumpur airport, probably with toxic spray. The authorities are trying or relatives of them can take the dead to Malaysia to assist in the investigation. North Korea is against Malaysian research and the government has already asked several times to transfer the mortal remains.

Results of the physical examination are possible Wednesday. South Korea and the United States believe that the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un himself behind the murder.