S. Korean inspectors return from N. Korea's Mt. Kumgang
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A group of South Koreans have returned from the North this afternoon after a three-day trip to prepare for reunions that'll be held in August for families separated by the Korean War.
They inspected the Mount Kumkang resort, which will be the venue for the reunions, as agreed last Friday by both sides' Red Cross organizations.
The team was led by Kim Byung-dae, who heads the humanitarian cooperation bureau of South Korea's unification ministry.
With him were 20 people, including staff from the South Korean Red Cross and technicians.
They inspected the meeting rooms, hotels, rest areas, the fire station and the electricity supplies.
South Korea will start renovating the facilities in July or August.
A group of South Koreans have returned from the North this afternoon after a three-day trip to prepare for reunions that'll be held in August for families separated by the Korean War.
They inspected the Mount Kumkang resort, which will be the venue for the reunions, as agreed last Friday by both sides' Red Cross organizations.
The team was led by Kim Byung-dae, who heads the humanitarian cooperation bureau of South Korea's unification ministry.
With him were 20 people, including staff from the South Korean Red Cross and technicians.
They inspected the meeting rooms, hotels, rest areas, the fire station and the electricity supplies.
South Korea will start renovating the facilities in July or August.