S. Koreans visit Imjingak as North-South family reunions on hold

S. Koreans visit Imjingak as North-South family reunions on hold

Kim Gwi Sun, 92, who fled from North to South Korea with her husband, offers flowers at a facility in South Korea's Imjingak near the Demilitarized Zone on Feb. 19, 2015, this year's Lunar New Year Day when Korean families traditionally get together. The facility was built for those originally from the northern part of the Korean Peninsula to remember their hometowns. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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    Elderly South Koreans, whose separated family members and relatives are in North Korea, bow at a facility in South Korea's Imjingak near the Demilitarized Zone on Feb. 19, 2015, this year's Lunar New Year Day when Korean families traditionally get together. The facility was built for those originally from the northern part of the Korean Peninsula to remember their hometowns. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo