Two women charged with murder airport

kuala lumpur - The two women who had previously been arrested by police in Malaysia at the Kuala Lumpur airport, be indicted Wednesday for murder of Kim Jong-nam. That says a prosecutor from Malaysia.

According to police, the two women were, an Indonesian and a Vietnamese, were paid to commit the murder of the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

The murder was carried out with a strong nerve agent known as VX nerve agent. The gas is a chemical weapon that is on the list of weapons of mass destruction by the United Nations. Kim Jong-nam died a few hours after the attack at the airport of Kuala Lumpur, where he was waiting for a flight to Macau.

One of the two women suspected of the murder of Kim Jong-nam had himself suffered from the effects of nerve gas. According to the Commissioner of the Malaysian police she threw up. The two women would soon have their hands washed before leaving the airport.