S. Korean advance party for summit enters N. Korea

S. Korean advance party for summit enters N. Korea

PANMUNJOM, Korea - Members of a South Korean advance party to oversee final preparations for next month's inter-Korean summit on May 31 cross into North Korea via the truce village of Panmunjom. The 30-member team, headed by Sohn In Kyo, director of the South-North Dialogue Office, comprises working-level experts in areas such as protocol, security, communications and media relations.

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