Korean national abducted in Nigeria released after 17 days...Health condition is good

Two South Koreans who were abducted by local armed forces in Nigeria have been safely released after 17 days. On the 30th, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) announced, ``On the 12th of this month in Rivers State, southern Nigeria,
Two South Korean citizens who were captured by armed groups while on the move were released the previous day." They are reportedly employees of South Korea's Daewoo Construction.
An official from South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, ``Both of our two (freed) citizens are in good health,'' and ``After being examined at the hospital, they were moved to a safe area and spoke to their families.''
However, four local security guards and two drivers who were at the scene of the abduction were killed by gunfire from the armed group. The official also said, ``Foreign Minister Park Jin consoled the two freed people over the phone.
The government has made a variety of efforts under the direction of the president." At the time, as soon as the South Korean government learned the facts of the incident, it immediately set up a committee to protect overseas citizens and began diplomatic efforts to free the hostages.
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