Mexico has removed and begun scrapping a North Korean vessel which crashed into its coastline over two years ago, according to local media.
The scrapping will be conducted by a local company called San Miguel, who will sell the scrap to cover the costs of the operation, according to an article from Noticieros Televisa published recently.
Mexico has removed and begun scrapping a North Korean vessel which crashed into its coastline over two years ago, according to local media.
The scrapping will be conducted by a local company called San Miguel, who will sell the scrap to cover the costs of the operation, according to an article from Noticieros Televisa published recently.
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