19 S. Korean hostages make home after 6-week ordeal in Afghanist

19 S. Korean hostages make home after 6-week ordeal in Afghanist

SEOUL, South Korea - Nineteen South Korean hostages released by Afghanistan's Taliban militants arrive at Incheon International Airport outside Seoul on Sept. 2, returning home after a six-week ordeal. (Kyodo)

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