Rising tension spurs Malaysia to ban travel to North KoreaKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia on Thursday banned citizens from traveling to North Korea, scotching yet again its soccer team s participation in an Asian Cup qualifying match, as tension rises on the Korean peninsula over missile and nuclear development by Pyongyang. Malaysia is one of the handful of countries that still has friendly diplomatic ties with North Korea, but relations have been strained since the murder of Kim Jong Un s half brother at the airport in the Malaysian capital this year. The travel ban will be reviewed once the situation has returned to normal, the Malaysian foreign ministry said in a statement. The ban also covers the Malaysian soccer team s trip to Pyongyang for an Oct 5 match, deputy foreign minister Rizal Merican Naina Merican said.   The travel ban covers all Malaysians, and as Malaysians, the Malaysian national football team is included too,  Reezal told Reuters. The news led to the match being postponed for a third time, with the Asian Football Confederation saying in a brief statement the situation would be  referred to the appropriate committees to decide on the future status of this match . The regional body said it decided to postpone the match after the Football Association of Malaysia told it of the travel ban. The match had been postponed to June 8 from its original date of March 28, but both dates were scrapped because of Malaysia s fears for its players  safety.  Last week, North Korea granted the president of the regional body, Malaysian royal Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, access to its airspace  anytime  he wants, as Pyongyang prepared to host the Asian Cup tie. worldnews
rising tension spurs malaysia ban travel north koreakuala jumper reuters malaysia thursday banned citizens traveling north korea coaching yet soccer team participation asian cup qualifying match tension rises korean peninsula missile nuclear development pyongyang malaysia one handful countries still friendly diplomatic ties north korea relations strained since murder kim jong un half brother airport malaysian capital year the travel ban reviewed situation returned normal malaysian foreign ministry said statement the ban also covers malaysian soccer team trip pyongyang oct match deputy foreign minister rival american nana american said the travel ban covers malaysian malaysian malaysian national football team included real told reuters the news led match postponed third time asian football confederation saying brief statement situation would referred appropriate committees decide future status match the regional body said decided postpone match football association malaysia told travel ban the match postponed june original date march dates scrapped malaysia fears players safety last week north korea granted president regional body malaysian royal tank smail sultan ibrahim access airspace anytime wants pyongyang prepared host asian cup tie worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Rising tension spurs Malaysia to ban travel to North KoreaKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia on Thursday banned citizens from traveling to North Korea, scotching yet again its soccer team s participation in an Asian Cup qualifying match, as tension rises on the Korean peninsula over missile and nuclear development by Pyongyang. Malaysia is one of the handful of countries that still has friendly diplomatic ties with North Korea, but relations have been strained since the murder of Kim Jong Un s half brother at the airport in the Malaysian capital this year. The travel ban will be reviewed once the situation has returned to normal, the Malaysian foreign ministry said in a statement. The ban also covers the Malaysian soccer team s trip to Pyongyang for an Oct 5 match, deputy foreign minister Rizal Merican Naina Merican said.   The travel ban covers all Malaysians, and as Malaysians, the Malaysian national football team is included too,  Reezal told Reuters. The news led to the match being postponed for a third time, with the Asian Football Confederation saying in a brief statement the situation would be  referred to the appropriate committees to decide on the future status of this match . The regional body said it decided to postpone the match after the Football Association of Malaysia told it of the travel ban. The match had been postponed to June 8 from its original date of March 28, but both dates were scrapped because of Malaysia s fears for its players  safety.  Last week, North Korea granted the president of the regional body, Malaysian royal Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, access to its airspace  anytime  he wants, as Pyongyang prepared to host the Asian Cup tie. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: rising tension spurs malaysia ban travel north koreakuala jumper reuters malaysia thursday banned citizens traveling north korea coaching yet soccer team participation asian cup qualifying match tension rises korean peninsula missile nuclear development pyongyang malaysia one handful countries still friendly diplomatic ties north korea relations strained since murder kim jong un half brother airport malaysian capital year the travel ban reviewed situation returned normal malaysian foreign ministry said statement the ban also covers malaysian soccer team trip pyongyang oct match deputy foreign minister rival american nana american said the travel ban covers malaysian malaysian malaysian national football team included real told reuters the news led match postponed third time asian football confederation saying brief statement situation would referred appropriate committees decide future status match the regional body said decided postpone match football association malaysia told travel ban the match postponed june original date march dates scrapped malaysia fears players safety last week north korea granted president regional body malaysian royal tank smail sultan ibrahim access airspace anytime wants pyongyang prepared host asian cup tie worldnews