FAMILIES FROM THE TWO KOREAS GOT REUNITED AFTER BEING TORN APART FOR MORE THAN SIX DECADES

After six decades of separation from each other by the 1950-53 Korean war, some 90 families from the two Koreas were reunited in the North on Monday

After six decades of separation from each other by the 1950-53 Korean war, some 90 families from the two Koreas were reunited in the North on Monday. The brief reunion which will last for only 11 hours, are the first in three years, and took place in the Norths tourist resort on Mount Kumgang after the two Koreas renewed exchanges this year following a standoff over Pyongyangs Nuclear and missile programs. About 330 South Koreans from 89 families, many of them in wheelchairs, gathered with 185 lost relatives from the North, embracing with tears, joy and disbelief. Some are struggling to recognize family they have not seen in more than 60 years.