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DPRK People Indignant at Ro's Arrest

Pyongyang, July 9 (KCNA) -- The vice-chairman of the South Headquarters of the National Alliance for Korea's Reunification, Ro Su Hui, was forcibly taken away by agents of the south Korean Ministry of Unification and Intelligence Agency as soon as he crossed the Demarcation Line in Panmunjom. He had visited Pyongyang to mourn the death of General Secretary Kim Jong Il.

The arrest enrages the people in the north of Korea.

Ryang Mun Chol, a worker at the Chollima Steel Complex, told KCNA:

"When I saw on TV south Korean agents treating Ro Su Hui like a package, I was inflamed with animosity against the group of fascists.

No matter how desperately the Lee Myung Bak regime may try, it can never dampen south Koreans' reverence for the father of the nation."

Ko Myong Ae, a farmer of the Naewoe Co-op Farm in Hwangju County, North Hwanghae Province, said:

"The Lee group of traitors handcuffed and tied Ro Su Hui who should have been praised for his righteous deed for national reunification.

The traitors are like cursed dogs as they bars south Koreans from visiting the DPRK where fellow countrymen live while frequenting the United States.

Korea can never be in peace with the rabid dogs left unremoved, so the enemies to the nation should be removed at once."

Won Kwang Yon, a student at Pyongyang University of Mechanical Engineering, said:

"The Lee Myung Bak group of traitors egged riff-raffs on to hold a 'protest rally'. The traitors, engaged in committing such hideous provocations, will be bound to face a stern punishment by history."