GOODBYE  An elderly South Korean man (L on bus) grabs the hand of his North Korean relative (R) as they bid farewell through the window after a three-day family reunion event at North Korea’s Mount Kumgang resort on October 26. North and South Korean families divided since the Korean War said a tearful final farewell on October 26, wrapping up a rare reunion that was clouded at the last by a maritime border spat. AFP PHOTO
GOODBYE
An elderly South Korean man (L on bus) grabs the hand of his North Korean relative (R) as they bid farewell through the window after a three-day family reunion event at North Korea’s Mount Kumgang resort on October 26. North and South Korean families divided since the Korean War said a tearful final farewell on October 26, wrapping up a rare reunion that was clouded at the last by a maritime border spat. AFP PHOTO

SEOUL: North and South Korean families divided since the Korean War said a tearful final farewell Monday, wrapping up a rare reunion that was clouded at the last by a maritime border spat.

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