Temporary reunions of families separated by the 1950-1953 Korean War started on Monday at a mountain resort in North Korea, according to South Korean media, in the first such event in nearly three years.Two rounds of reunions will be held at Mt. Kumgang on the southeastern coast of North Korea, with the first lasting from Monday to Wednesday and the second from Friday to Sunday.Eighty-nine South Koreans who were accompanied by their family members arrived at the mountain resort shortly before 1 p.m. after leaving the South Korean city of Sokcho, near the border, in the morning, according to…READ FULL ARTICLE
