Electric cable a symbol of Korean cooperation

April 27, 2013 by:

An electrical cable running from South Korea over the border into North Korea is one of last lifelines for more than 200 South Korean workers at a joint industrial park that North Korea has shut down amid fears of war. North Korea suspended work there last week as it stepped up its threats of war over new sanctions imposed after its third nuclear test in February, snuffing out the last remnant of cooperation between the neighbors.
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Electric cable a lifeline for idled symbol of Korean cooperation

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