Abductee Kim Young Nam, family hold 1st reunion in 28 years

Abductee Kim Young Nam, family hold 1st reunion in 28 years

MT KUMGANG RESORT, North Korea - Kim Hye Gyong (L), a daughter of Kim Young Nam, a South Korean abductee who is believed to be the husband of Japanese abductee Megumi Yokota, and Kim Young Nam's mother Choi Gye Wol embrace at the Mt. Kumgang resort in North Korea on June 28. Kim and his mother were reunited for the first time in 28 years. (South Korean pool photo- Kyodo)

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