SEOUL - A hotline of direct dialogue between leaders of the two Koreas will be connected from Friday, the Blue House of the Republic of Korea (ROK) said Thursday.Kim Eui-kyeom, spokesman for ROK President Moon Jae-in, told a press briefing that the hotline between Moon and Kim Jong-un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), will be connected on April 20.The test call between working-level officials of the two Koreas will be made via the connected hotline Friday, but it had yet to be decided when Moon and Kim have their first conversation through the telephone line.The phone line will directly link the Blue House to the State Affairs Commission, the office of the DPRK leader.Moon and Kim agreed to have their first phone talks via the hotline, before holding their first summit on April 27 at Peace House, an ROK building in the border village of Panmunjom.The Peace House is being under renovation, which started from April 6. The construction will end Friday, according to the spokesman.Working-level officials from the two sides planned to rehearse the upcoming summit next week at the Peace House.Meanwhile, ROK officials who will accompany President Moon to the summit would be Im Jong-seok, chief of staff for Moon; Chung Eui-yong, chief of the National Security Office of the Blue House; Suh Hoon, chief of the National Intelligence Service (NIS); Cho Myoung-gyon, unification minister; Song Young-moo, defense minister; and Kang Kyung-wha, foreign minister.Who will sit on the dialogue table next to Moon had yet be decided as the DPRK did not list who will accompany its leader, Moon's spokesman noted. canadian wristbandssmall silicone wristbandsplain rubber wristbandscustom photo braceletwhere can i buy silicone bracelets
Wang Mingqing carries a stack of cards with information on his missing daughter, that he hands out to passengers in his taxi. [Photo/ Sina Weibo account of Sichuan Daily] A taxi driver in Southwest China's Sichuan province might think April Fool's Day is one of his luckiest days, because on April 1 he finally found his missing daughter after a 24-year search. Wang Mingqing received DNA comparison data from police that morning and was assured that his daughter, Wang Qifeng, who was lost 24 years ago, now lives in Panshi city, Northeast China's Jilin province, the cover.cn reported. His daughter disappeared on Jan 8, 1994, when Wang Mingqing, who thought his little girl was playing nearby while he and his wife were busy serving customers at their fruit shop in Chengdu city, discovered she was missing. At that time, Wang Qifeng was less than 4 years old. Wang and his wife called out their daughter's name and asked everyone they met on the street whether they had seen their little girl. They searched every day until 1 am and when they went home, could not help crying after seeing their daughters' clothes. Wang tried every way he knew to find his missing daughter. He went to a local police station and children's welfare organizations to ask whether they had received a girl named Wang Qifeng. He checked his daughter's name on a website, which lists the names of missing people in China. He also posted his daughter's information in a newspaper. In 2015, Wang started driving for Didi Chuxing, China's largest car-hailing company and found another avenue in his search. I can meet passengers from everywhere in China, and I can ask them to help find my daughter, Wang said. Wang gave nearly every passenger a card with his daughter's information and photo, and begged them to help spread the information through instant messaging app WeChat. I have received 4,839 requests for rides since I became a Didi driver. In the past two years, I have always been waiting for one passenger - my missing daughter, Wang said.
