Updated at: 1132 PST, Monday, June 08, 2009TOKYO: North Korea is warning ships to stay out of waters off its eastern port of Wonsan for three weeks from Wednesday, the Japan Coast Guard said, raising concerns Pyongyang is planning more missile tests.
North Korea is alerting vessels by radio not to enter an area that measures 100 by 263 kilometres (60 by 165 miles) at its widest points from June 10 to 30 between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm, a coast guard spokesman said Monday.
"We have acknowledged the information and soon afterward issued the same warning to those who may travel in this region," the spokesman said.
The news came amid increasing speculation that North Korea is preparing to test-fire several medium-range missiles from its southeast coast.
North Korea is alerting vessels by radio not to enter an area that measures 100 by 263 kilometres (60 by 165 miles) at its widest points from June 10 to 30 between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm, a coast guard spokesman said Monday.
"We have acknowledged the information and soon afterward issued the same warning to those who may travel in this region," the spokesman said.
The news came amid increasing speculation that North Korea is preparing to test-fire several medium-range missiles from its southeast coast.
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