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Two Koreas agree to talks on separated families

Date for reunions not yet set; Seoul targets time around Chuseok in late September

North Korea has accepted the offer by South Korea’s Red Cross to hold working-level talks on September 7 to discuss the reunions of families separated since the Korean War, the South’s Ministry of Unification (MoU) said Saturday.

The talks would take place at the House of Peace in Panmunjom on the Southern side of the DMZ.

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