Former S. Korean first lady to visit N. Korea from Aug. 5

Former S. Korean first lady to visit N. Korea from Aug. 5

Photo taken in May 2015 in Seoul shows Lee Hee Ho, the widow of former South Korean President Kim Dae Jung. Lee is scheduled to make a four-day visit to North Korea from Aug. 5, 2015, where she will visit a children's hospital, a maternity hospital and a nursery. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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