Singapore police have captured two South Korean columnists who are blamed for trespassing in the home of the North Korean represetative in front of one week from now’s Trump-Kim summit.
Police said they were called to the living arrangement on Thursday evening.


North Korean pioneer Kim Jong-un will arrive in Singapore on Sunday, Reuters cited a source as saying.

Mr Trump has said he will consider welcoming Mr Kim to the White House if the Singapore meeting goes well.

The US president is likewise due to touch base in Singapore on Sunday.

The US and its local partners need to see North Korea surrender its atomic weapons yet Mr Trump has recognized that it “will take longer” than one gathering to understand that objective.

What do we think about the captures?

Singapore police said on Facebook that two South Koreans matured 42 and 45 working for South Korean telecaster KBS had been captured.

Two other South Koreans are under scrutiny.

Around 3,000 writers are required in Singapore to cover the summit.