The 15th round of inter-Korean family reunions ended Monday as South Korea's second group of separated family members bid farewell to their North Korean relatives at the North's Mount Geumgang.

Some 440 South Koreans met with a hundred of their North Korean kin in the second three- day group session.

The first group included abducted fisherman Kim Hong-gyun, who met his mother from the South for the first time in 39 years, while two families of South Korean prisoners of war in the North also had a heartwarming reunion.