A group of 28 South Korean officials and experts left for North Korea this morning... for another round of on-site railway surveys.<br /> They'll be working with their North Korean counterparts for the next 10 days, checking almost 800 kilometers of railway along the eastern Donghae Line.<br />This comes after the group finished their first round of inspections on the western Gyeongui rail line earlier this week. <br /> This marks the first time South Korean inspectors will check North Korea's eastern rails.<br />They have checked the western rails once back in 2007. <br />The inspections are part of efforts to connect and modernize the railways and roads linking the two Koreas. <br /><br />
