The South Korean government on Wednesday announced a plan to begin opening up some parts of demilitarized zone (DMZ) and its surrounding areas to the public.
In plans unveiled at a joint news conference by five government ministries, Seoul said it plans to begin operating one of three “peace and security"-themed walking trails connected to the DMZ later in the month.
The South Korean government on Wednesday announced a plan to begin opening up some parts of demilitarized zone (DMZ) and its surrounding areas to the public.
In plans unveiled at a joint news conference by five government ministries, Seoul said it plans to begin operating one of three “peace and security"-themed walking trails connected to the DMZ later in the month.
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