More South Koreans returned from North Korea's Mount Geumgang resort Monday.

Two belong to the Korea Tourism Organization and six were working at the family reunion center. Three other workers returned on Sunday.

Two other South Koreans are scheduled to return home in the day, leaving 137 South Koreans in the resort.

The state-run tourism agency will also bring back all its duty-free goods from the North.

On August third, Pyongyang announced it will evict "unnecessary" South Korean personnel from the Geumgang tourism district and said Saturday that the evictions would begin Sunday.