Body pulled from Danube river south of Budapest -Korean diplomat

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian authorities have pulled a body from the Danube river more than 100 kilometres downriver from Budapest, the South Korean embassy's Defence Attache Shun-Keun Song told reporters on Monday.

Earlier, a Hungarian police spokesman also confirmed that a body had been found in the river at the village of Harta, saying "the identification was underway."

Divers are still attempting to find a way to the wreck at the scene of last week's boat accident in Budapest, which left seven South Korean tourists dead, with 21 people still listed as missing.

(Reporting by Fedja Grulovic; editing by Raissa Kasolowsky)