South and North Korea have exchanged their respective lists of possible candidates for family reunions.

The lists were exchanged Monday through liaison officers at the truce village of Panmunjeom located on the South-North border.

The South was able to locate relatives of one-hundred-91 North Koreans from a list of two-hundred candidates. The North said it had confirmed the whereabouts of one-hundred-42 out of the two-hundred South Korean candidates.

Both sides will whittle down the lists to one-hundred each for the next round of family reunions