Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

TOKYO, Japan - Ri Bun Hui (L) of North Korea and Hyung Jung Hwa of South Korea beat a French pair as a united Korea team to win the women's doubles event in the World Table Tennis Championships held in Chiba, Japan, in April 1991. The two players may meet again for the first time since 1993 at the Asian Paralympics in Incheon, South Korea, in October 2014 as Pyongyang has applied for participation in the event under the name of Ri, now secretary general of North Korea's association of physically disabled athletes.

Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

TOKYO, Japan - Ri Bun Hui, a former North Korean table tennis player who formed a united Korea team with Hyung Jung Hwa of South Korea to win the women's doubles event in the World Table Tennis Championships held in Chiba, Japan, in April 1991, poses in Pyongyang on Sept. 9, 2014. The former partners may have a reunion at the Asian Paralympics in Inchon, South Korea, in October with Ri expected to lead the North Korean delegation.

Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

Ex-partners of united Korea table tennis team may meet again

TOKYO, Japan - Ri Bun Hui (L) of North Korea and Hyung Jung Hwa of South Korea beat a French pair as a united Korea team to win the women's doubles event in the World Table Tennis Championships held in Chiba, Japan, in April 1991. The two players may meet again for the first time since 1993 at the Asian Paralympics in Incheon, South Korea, in October 2014 as Pyongyang has applied for participation in the event under the name of Ri, now secretary general of North Korea's association of physically disabled athletes. (Kyodo)

The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing.

The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing.

From March 15, Polish border crossings have restrictions on cross-border traffic due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in the world. Here: The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing. None of ex partners can cross the border without risking a two-week quarantine. (CTK Photo/Grzegorz Klatka)

The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing.

The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing.

From March 15, Polish border crossings have restrictions on cross-border traffic due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in the world. Here: The father gives back the child to the mother through the Cieszyn - Cesky Tesin border crossing. None of ex partners can cross the border without risking a two-week quarantine. Photo CTK/Grzegorz Klatka