Two Koreas talk over family reunions

Two Koreas talk over family reunions

PAJU, South Korea - Red Cross officials from South Korea finish a discussion with North Korean counterparts over temporary reunions of separated families at an office in Paju on Sept. 17, 2010. The two sides agreed to meet again Sept. 24 to try to fix the date and venue.

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