Rival Koreas resume family reunions
More than 120 South Koreans travel to meet relatives they have not seen for 56 years.
Published On 26 Sep 2009
Family reunions began in 2000 following a landmark inter-Korean summit, but has been on hold since 2007 following political tensions.
About 16,000 people from the South and the North have been able to meet since the reunions began. Nearly 4,000 others have seen relatives in video reunions.
Source: News Agencies