(2)Venue for Jenkins family reunion undecided

(2)Venue for Jenkins family reunion undecided

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda speaks to reporters after holding talks with North Korean Foreign Minister Paek Num Sun in Jakarta on June 29. Quoting Paek, Wirajuda said the planned reunion between Soga and her American husband Charles Jenkins and their two daughters is ''still under consultations with the parties concerned.''

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