S. Korean cargo plane to airlift relief goods to N. Korea

S. Korean cargo plane to airlift relief goods to N. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Emergency relief aid for victims of a train explosion in North Korea are loaded onto a Korean Air chartered plane at Inchon International Airport on April 30.

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