Tunnel collapse may have killed 200 after North Korea nuclear test: Japanese broadcasterTOKYO (Reuters) - A tunnel at North Korea s nuclear test site collapsed after Pyongyang s sixth atomic test in September, possibly killing more than 200 people, Japanese broadcaster TV Asahi said on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation. Reuters has not been able to verify the report. About 100 workers at the Punggye-ri nuclear site were affected by the initial collapse, which took place around Sept. 10, the broadcaster said. A second collapse during a rescue operation meant it was possible the death toll could have exceeded 200, it added. Experts have said a series of tremors and landslides near the nuclear test base probably mean the country s sixth and largest blast on Sept. 3 has destabilized the region, and the Punggye-ri nuclear site may not be used for much longer to test nuclear weapons. worldnews
tunnel collapse may killed north korea nuclear test japanese broadcastertokyo reuters a tunnel north korea nuclear test site collapsed pyongyang sixth atomic test september possibly killing people japanese broadcaster tv asahi said tuesday citing unnamed sources familiar situation reuters able verify report about workers nuclear site affected initial collapse took place around broadcaster said a second collapse rescue operation meant possible death toll could exceeded added experts said series tremor landslides near nuclear test base probably mean country sixth largest blast stabilized region nuclear site may used much longer test nuclear weapons 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: Tunnel collapse may have killed 200 after North Korea nuclear test: Japanese broadcasterTOKYO (Reuters) - A tunnel at North Korea s nuclear test site collapsed after Pyongyang s sixth atomic test in September, possibly killing more than 200 people, Japanese broadcaster TV Asahi said on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation. Reuters has not been able to verify the report. About 100 workers at the Punggye-ri nuclear site were affected by the initial collapse, which took place around Sept. 10, the broadcaster said. A second collapse during a rescue operation meant it was possible the death toll could have exceeded 200, it added. Experts have said a series of tremors and landslides near the nuclear test base probably mean the country s sixth and largest blast on Sept. 3 has destabilized the region, and the Punggye-ri nuclear site may not be used for much longer to test nuclear weapons. 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: tunnel collapse may killed north korea nuclear test japanese broadcastertokyo reuters a tunnel north korea nuclear test site collapsed pyongyang sixth atomic test september possibly killing people japanese broadcaster tv asahi said tuesday citing unnamed sources familiar situation reuters able verify report about workers nuclear site affected initial collapse took place around broadcaster said a second collapse rescue operation meant possible death toll could exceeded added experts said series tremor landslides near nuclear test base probably mean country sixth largest blast stabilized region nuclear site may used much longer test nuclear weapons worldnews