The sixth round of inter-Korean family video reunions will begin Monday and last for two days.

Forty families from each side, or 560 people in all, will be reunited via video link in eight South Korean cities and Pyongyang.

The oldest participant in the reunion is a one-hundred-eight-year-old woman from South Korea, who will be reunited with her granddaughter in the North via video link in Suwon.

About 26-hundred people, or some 400 families, have been reunited with their cross-border relatives in the previous five rounds of video reunions.