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UPDATED: 09:04, October 08, 2004 |
| Construction of cross-border railway between DPRK and ROK completed |
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Soldiers of South Korea (L) and US Forces Korea stand guard in front of a signboard showing the Dorasan railway station, the utmost north railway station at the side of South Korea on Oct. 7, 2004. The reconnection work of two sets of cross-border railways and adjacent roads has been completely finished, and they are to be inaugurated late this month. One railway, the Gyeongui (Seoul-Sinuiju) railway, will connect the two capitals, Seoul and Pyongyang, and continue to Sinuiju, a Democratic People��s Republic of Korea��s city bordering China. The other line is to run along the east coast of the Korean Peninsula.
South Korean soldiers open gate for a native vehicle at the side of South Korea in the Demilitarized Zone between South Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Oct. 7, 2004. The reconnection work of two sets of cross-border railways and adjacent roads has been completely finished, and they are to be inaugurated late this month. One railway, the Gyeongui (Seoul-Sinuiju) railway, will connect the two capitals, Seoul and Pyongyang, and continue to Sinuiju, a DPRK city bordering China. The other line is to run along the east coast of the Korean Peninsula.
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