TOKYO, July 08, SPA -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will send a new group of its inspectors to North Korea next week to control the shutdown of the nuclear reactor in Yongbyon, reported the South Korean "Yonhap" news agency on Sunday. The IAEA plans to dispatch a group of eight specialists to Pyongyang on July 14-17. Following this move, two inspectors will remain in North Korea for further observations. The exact time of the visit will be fixed by a meeting of the IAEA governing board, starting on Monday. It will examine the results of the visit by the first inspection group which visited the Yongbyon nuclear centre late in June where there is the only North Korean reactor, capable of producing arms-grade plutonium.--SPA www.spa.gov.sa/465739