Panmunjeom’s Political Divisions Run Thick
June 6, 2008
My visit yesterday to Panmunjeom was an eye-opener. Also referred to as the Joint Security Area (JSA), the heavily guarded and hostile zone serves as a buffer between the North and South where officials can meet to discuss possible means of ensuring peace on the peninsula. Our tour guide, a veteran himself, was great and his disarming personality really added to the overall experience quite nicely.
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