Red Cross sends back corpses killed in flood to N. Korea

Red Cross sends back corpses killed in flood to N. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean Red Cross Society sends home the bodies on Aug. 16 of three dead North Koreans who apparently were killed in torrential rains in late July. The three bodies, which were carried across the border into South Korea by flood waters, were sent to the North through the border village of Panmunjom.

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