Family reunion in tears

Family reunion in tears

SEOUL, South Korea - Hong Kil Soon (L) sobs as she embraces her daughter Kim Ok Bae (L), from North Korea, during their reunion in a Seoul hotel Aug. 16. Two Koreas exchanged 100 people each for a four-day reunion with separated family members.

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