North, South Korea agree on family reunions

KUMGANG, North Korea - South Korean chief delegate Park Ki Ryun (L) and his North Korean counterpart Choe Sung Chol (R) walk side by side to a conference room in a hotel in North Korea's Mt. Kumgang for a third round of Red Cross talks June 29, as shown in this photo provided by the South Korean media pool. They agreed on exchanging members of separated families on Aug. 15 and on South Korea's repatriation to the North of ''unconverted long-term prisoners'' in early September.

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