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Earlier reports said South Koreans were believed to be among the victims, but South Korea’s Foreign Ministry says Bangladeshi officials have told them that no South Koreans are among the dead or injured, according to the AP.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/01/terror-attack-in-bangladeshs-capital-should-surprise-no-one/

8:15 p.m.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry says it received confirmation from Bangladesh government officials that no South Koreans were among the 20 hostages killed during an attack at a Dhaka restaurant.
The ministry also said there were no South Koreans among the injured. Italy has confirmed nine Italians died.
An Indian government official previously said South Koreans were among the dead, as well as Japanese and one Indian woman.
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7:45 p.m.
Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni says the bodies of nine Italians have been identified among the dead in the Dhaka restaurant attack.
Gentiloni told reporters Saturday that there was another, unidentified body in the military morgue of Bangladesh but its nationality hasn't been determined. Italian news reports had said about 10 Italians were inside the restaurant when it was attacked by militants on Friday night.
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7:30 p.m.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry says officials from the country's embassy in Bangladesh are in contact with local government authorities to confirm whether there were any South Koreans among the 20 hostages killed during an attack at a Dhaka restaurant.
The ministry earlier said no South Koreans were among the injured.
An Indian government official said Saturday evening that South Koreans were among the dead, as well as an Indian woman and other foreigners. The official was not authorized to discuss details of the crisis and spoke on condition of anonymity.

5:50 p.m.
An Indian government source who was not authorized to discuss details of the crisis said on condition of anonymity that the 20 hostages killed during the attack in the Bangladeshi capital included Italians, Japanese, South Koreans, Bangladeshis and one Indian.
The source said seven Bangladeshis and one Indian had been among the 13 rescued when commandos stormed the restaurant and killed six attackers. One attacker was taken alive and was being interrogated, the source said.
Some were in a hospital being treated for injuries, including at least two Sri Lankans, a Japanese and an Italian.
Two Bangladeshi police officers also died of wounds received Friday night when the hostage crisis began.
http://www.wdrb.com/story/32360269/the-latest-s-korea-in-contact-with-bangladesh-authorities

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