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Malaysian authorities had gone abroad to collect a DNA sample from Kim Jong-nam's son in order to identify his remains, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said.
However, Zahid declined to reveal where the sample was taken.
However, Zahid declined to reveal where the sample was taken.
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