North Korea bans Malaysians from leaving the country until Kim Jong Nam’s death is ‘properly solved’

Kim Jong Nam, right, was exiled by his father, Kim Jong Il, after travelling to Japan to go to Disneyland in 2001 on a false passport. His half brother of Kim Jong Un then went on to rule the country after their father’s death.

There are reportedly nine Malaysian nationals in the communist country who will be unable to return home as the investigation into Kim Jong Nam’s murder continues.

Mr Kim, the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was killed in Malaysia last month.


In the latest shot fired in a growing diplomatic row between the two Asian nations, the North Korean state news agency, KCNA, reported the ban would stay in place until Pyongyang was satisfied the case was solved.

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