North, South Koreans arrange reunion on television screens

North, South Koreans arrange reunion on television screens

SEOUL, South Korea - North and South Korean families separated as a result of Korean War (1950-1953) talk to each other on television screens (North Koreans on the right screen) on March 27, the first day of a three-day online reunion program arranged by the Red Cross societies of North and South Korea. Sixty families each from the North and the South are scheduled to take part in the program.

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