Six days of reunions for families separated by the Korean War ended on Tuesday at Mount Geumgang resort in North Korea.
 
The reunions were held in two, three-day-long rounds from February 20th. The final meeting was held Tuesday morning for an hour between 88 North Koreans and 357 of their South Korean relatives. It was their first meeting since the war more than sixty years ago.
 
Seven-hundred-sixty-three South and North Koreans took part in the family reunions. The first round was held from last Thursday to Saturday. The second round was held from Sunday to Tuesday.
 
It was the first reunion event to be held in three years and four months since November, 2010.