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The North Korean Embassy claims that it has not been contacted by Malaysian police to seek its cooperation in interviewing two of its citizens over the assassination of Kim Jong-nam. Meanwhile, several non-governmental organisations (NGOs) delivered a memorandum of protest to the embassy condemning the accusations against the Malaysian police.
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