At least 30 people have died in a deadly tour bus crash that took place on North Korea's Huanghai Road on Sunday.
According to reports, exact details on the accident are still awaited; however, a renovation project on the road and poor weather conditions might have played a role.
Among the casualties could be members of a group from Chinese travel company staff from Beijing.
The Chinese Embassy in North Korea has confirmed the news.
"The Chinese Embassy in North Korea was informed by the DPRK that a serious traffic accident occurred on North Korea's Huanghai Road at night, causing heavy casualties to Chinese tourists," the foreign ministry said.
According to RT, North Korea attracts a significant number of Chinese tourists, who make up about 80 per cent of all foreign tourists to the country.
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