Released S Korean fishing boat arrives in Sokcho
19:33, September 07, 2010 
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The fishing boat "Daeseung 55", with three Chinese and four South Korean crew members, arrived in Sokcho, 210 kilometers east of Seoul, under the escort of South Korean coast police.
The boat, held for almost a month by the DPRK for allegedly trespassing into its exclusive economic waters, was released in the afternoon.
Source: Xinhua
（Editor：王千原雪）
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