N. Korean separated family members return to Pyongyang

N. Korean separated family members return to Pyongyang

SEOUL, South Korea - A North Korean woman waves at well-wishers Aug. 18 as she leaves a Seoul hotel in a bus for the airport en route to Pyongyang after four days of reunions with her separated relatives in South Korea.

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