Russian diplomat uses hand-pushed rail trolley to travel home from North Korea with family

With pandemic restrictions hindering cross-border travel all around the world, one group of Russian diplomats has found a unique way to return home.
Eight employees of the Russian embassy in North Korea and their families, including a three-year-old child, were pictured travelling on a hand-pushed rail trolley.
Russia's foreign ministry said in a Facebook post the group had started their "long and difficult journey to get home" on Thursday.
"Borders have been closed for more than a year and passenger traffic has been stopped," the ministry said.
The diplomat travelled to the North Korea-Russia border before crossing using a hand-pushed rail trolley.Credit: Euronews

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