The two Koreas on Monday afternoon began five days of reunions of families separated by the Korean War at the DPRK's Mount Kumgang resort, the South Korean Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced.
The reunions are the first of their kind since October 2015, and the 21st to take place since 2000.
The two Koreas on Monday afternoon began five days of reunions of families separated by the Korean War at the DPRK's Mount Kumgang resort, the South Korean Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced.
The reunions are the first of their kind since October 2015, and the 21st to take place since 2000.
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