Some 18-hundred South Korean tourists were stranded on the Pacific island of Saipan after it was hit by a typhoon last week.<br />Now 21 of them have been brought home.<br />They were first moved to Guam on Saturday on a military transport plane dispatched by the South Korean government, and then flown to Incheon International Airport on a chartered flight.<br />So far, the South Korean government has moved over 320 people to Guam from Saipan.<br />Throughout Sunday, military planes will be moving more of them from Saipan to Guam and chartered planes will be bringing them back to South Korea.<br />About 15-hundred South Koreans remain stranded. <br />
