The two Koreas continue to work on establishing a liaison office.<br />South Korean officials are once again visiting the Kaesong Industrial Complex,... a potential site to set up the office.<br />We go to our Unification Ministry correspondent Oh Jung-hee who's standing by on the line.<br />Jung-hee, what do you have for us?<br /><br /> You're right, Semin.<br />A team of South Korean officials are making another trip to the inter-Korean Kaesong Industrial Complex today.<br />They are expected to have crossed the inter-Korean land border by now.<br /> There are 17 people making the trip -- including those from South Korea's Unification Ministry and private sector firm Hyundai Asan which played a key role in setting up the now-suspended factory park.<br />Today's visit is to check the site where they plan to set up a joint liaison office with North Korea in the near future, as agreed at the two Koreas' high-level talks early this month.<br /> This is the second time South Korean officials are visiting the complex.<br />They made a day-long trip two weeks ago... and found that one of the buildings -- the inter-Korean interaction and cooperation office -- had its basement flooded.<br /> The South Korean government is looking to set up a temporary liaison office in another building... and so today's trip will be to look at how to renovate those two buildings in particular.<br /> The team plans to return to South Korea early this evening and make another trip north tomorrow.<br />Semin. <br />
