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South Korean boy who went missing in 1989 found, reunited with family

SEOUL: A boy who vanished without a trace in May 1989 has been reunited with his family after 35 years, thanks to the efforts of local police.

The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said Sunday (May 25) that they located the man, now 45 and surnamed Choi, and arranged a reunion with his family last month.

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