Malaysia to sweep airport for chemicals after Kim Jong Nam murder
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia plans to sweep one of the terminals at Kuala Lumpur international airport for toxic chemicals after Kim Jong Nam was murdered there with a nerve agent last week.
The teams involved include the police forensic team, the fire department and the Atomic Energy Licensing Board, the Malaysian police said in a statement on Saturday.
The sweep will be conducted from 1 a.m. (1700 GMT) on Feb. 26, the police said.
