Malaysia summons NK ambassador over Kim Jong Nam death:

Malaysia said Monday that it reviewed its minister to North Korea and summonsed Pyongyang’s agent as pressures rose over the death of Kim Jong Nam, the relative of North Korean pioneer Kim Jong Un.

Malaysian police have captured four individuals from Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and North Korea in connection to the evident harming at the Kuala Lumpur airplane terminal last Monday.

The Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Kang Chol, North Korea’s envoy to Malaysia Monday after he suggested at a question and answer session Friday that the Malaysian government had “something to cover” in the demise, Malaysian daily paper The Star announced.

“The Malaysian Government sees the feedback made by the Ambassador of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as outlandish,” the remote service said in an announcement.

Addressing columnists Monday, Kang said Malaysia’s examination was politically persuaded and required the universal group to work with North Korea on a joint examination, the Associated Press detailed.

“The examination by the Malaysian police is not for the illumination of the reason for the passing and inquiry of the suspect, yet it is out of the political point,” he said.

Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak shielded the examination Monday, saying he had “total certainty” that police and specialists have been “extremely objective,” the AP announced.

It came as reconnaissance film got by Fuji TV, a Japanese telecaster, seemed to show two ladies moving toward Kim Jong Nam as he remained in the air terminal.

The recording indicates one lady — thought to be Vietnamese national — come up behind him before seeming to put something over his mouth. The ladies each stroll off in various headings before Kim evidently approaches airplane terminal laborers for offer assistance. Kim kicked the bucket on the way to a healing center, Malaysian specialists said.

One of the captured suspects, Siti Aisyah, 25, an Indonesian national, claims she was deceived into the executing. Indonesian Police Chief Tito Karnavian revealed to The Associated Press that she was paid to partake in a trick for the TV demonstrate Just For Laughs. The tricks included her and another lady influencing men to close their eyes and splashing them with water.

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“Such an activity was done three or four circumstances and they were given a couple of dollars for it, and with the last target, Kim Jong Nam, professedly there were unsafe materials in the sprayer,” Karnavian told the AP.

Malaysian police said Sunday that they were scanning for four North Korean men who flew out of Malaysia last Monday, and need to question three other individuals.