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KUALA LUMPUR， March 9 (Xinhua) -- Two Malaysians working for the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) who were stranded in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) amid a diplomatic fallout had left the country， a WFP spokesperson said Thursday.
""WFP confirms that two WFP staff of Malaysian nationality have left the DPRK and arrived in Beijing today，"" a WFP spokesperson confirmed to Xinhua in a written reply.
""The staff members are international civil servants and not representatives of their national government. They work on WFP's programs in the DPRK，"" the spokesperson said.
Malaysian Deputy Foreign Minister Reezal Merican said earlier there were 11 Malaysian citizens stranded in the DPRK.
With the two leaving the DPRK， a total of nine Malaysian citizens are still left behind.
In a statement posted on his facebook page， Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said all remaining Malaysians in the DPRK are safe after he had a phone call with the counsellor at the embassy in the DPRK.
""I have given him my assurance that the government will do everything we can to ensure that they return home safely soon. The whole of Malaysia is praying for them，"" Najib said， adding he was assured by the DPRK government of their safety in the DPRK though they are not allow to leave.
""The government will continue to work on reaching the best solution on this issue. Let us all pray for the best，"" he said.
In tit-for-tat moves following the death of a DPRK man at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport， Malaysia and DPRK have both expelled the ambassador of the other's side and banned each other's citizens from leaving， as investigations into the case strained bilateral relations.
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OSLO， March 16 (Xinhua) -- Norway's central bank said Thursday that its executive board decided in its latest meeting to keep the key policy rate unchanged at 0.50 percent.
There are prospects that inflation will be lower than expected earlier， which， in isolation， implies a lower key policy rate in the period ahead， Norges Bank said in a statement.
On the other hand， the upturn in the real economy appears to have taken hold， and unemployment has declined， the bank said， adding that inflation expectations appear to be firmly anchored.
With a key policy rate close to the current level， there are prospects that inflation will pick up again further out. An even lower key policy rate could lead to a further acceleration in house price inflation and debt accumulation， according to the central bank.
""Monetary policy is expansionary and supportive of structural adjustments in the Norwegian economy. The Executive Board's current assessment of the outlook suggests that the key policy rate will most likely remain at today's level in the period ahead，"" Oystein Olsen， governor of Norges Bank， was quoted as saying.
In Norway， the key policy rate， also called the sight deposit rate， is the interest rate on bank deposits up to a quota in Norges Bank. Changes in Norges Bank's key policy rate will normally have a strong impact on short-term money market rates and on banks' deposit and lending rates.
The Norwegian central bank's next rate decision will be announced on May 4.
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1. Take to the Trees
The jungles of Bali are rich with wildlife and wilderness, but convincing young children that they want to wander through them for a day may be something of a challenge. Why not suggest to them that they can explore the jungle from above? The Bali Treetop Adventure Park is home to various obstacle courses, consisting of cargo nets, zip wires, rings, bridges and for the bravest ? rope swings. With six different circuits, designed for all ages and levels, there?ll be no need to keep your feet on the ground on Bali holidays.
2. Take to the Skies
If you enjoyed seeing the jungles of Bali from above, you can also get a birds eye view of the Indian Ocean as you take to the skies and try your hand at paragliding. See the stunning Balinese shoreline and marvel at the coral reefs that are visible through the clear green waters of the lagoons. You needn?t even worry about remembering to steer yourself, as instructors can take you on a tandem flight, leaving you free to sit back and relax, with the knowledge that you and the rest of your family are in safe hands.
3. Take the Plunge
If you found the waters beneath you particularly tantalising whilst paragliding, you?ll be more than ready for a swim. However, on Bali holidays, there are only so many beach trips that can be taken before they begin to lose some of their excitement. When it comes to fun for the kids, the Waterbom water park is perfect. With nine exhilarating action rides and flumes, they will never want to leave. Not forgetting the parents, the more sedate lazy river ride will provide endless entertainment and, when your appetite for aquatic adventure has been satisfied, you can head towards the spa for a relaxing massage. Take your time indulging yourself, as with water blasts, pleasure pools and climbing walls, you can be sure the kids will be in no hurry to leave.
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