(2)Two Koreas agree to start reconnecting railways

SEOUL, South Korea - Pak Chang Ryon (L), first vice chairman of North Korea's State Planning Commission, and Yun Jin Shik, South Korean vice minister of finance and economy, shake hands in Seoul on Aug. 30 following agreement to start work to reconnect two cross-border railway lines and their adjacent roads Sep. 18.

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