N. Korean delegates arrive in Seoul for Liberation Day festival

N. Korean delegates arrive in Seoul for Liberation Day festival

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Ki Nam (L), secretary of the central committee of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party, is greeted by South Korean Chung Dong Young on arrival in Seoul on Aug. 13 at the head of a 182-member delegation to participate in a joint festival to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Korea's liberation from Japanese colonial rule.

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