The president and vice president of the Korean Red Cross will lead groups of South Korean participants in the upcoming inter-Korean family reunions, which will begin on October 20 at North Korea’s Mount Geumgang resort.
  
The Korean Red Cross announced that President Kim Sung-joo will lead the first group and Vice President Kim Sun-hyang the second group.
 
Some 400 South Koreans from 97 families will take part in the first round of reunions, which will begin on October 20 for a three-day run.
 
Approximately 250 South Koreans from 90 families will be reunited with their North Korean relatives in the second round starting on October 24.