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(3 Nov 2010) SHOTLIST
1. North Korean soldiers (green uniform) and South Korean military police (blue uniform) at Joint Security Area (JSA) in Panmunjom
2. Wide of repatriation ceremony with two coffins of North Korea soldiers
3. Close-up of a North Korean soldier in front and back shot of South Korean military police
4. United Nations Command officers and North Korean military officers crossing border to check bodies in coffins
5. Close of North Korean military officer
6. UN Command officers showing inside of a coffin to North Korean military officers
7. Marching North Korean soldiers
8. North Korean soldier on North Korean side of border
9. North Korean soldiers carrying coffin back to North Korean side of border
10. Wide of UN forces carrying another coffin to hand it to North Korean soldiers
11. North Korean soldier filming
12. North Korean soldiers carrying coffin
13. Wide of two sides at Joint Security Area (JSA) in Panmunjom
14. Soldiers on North Korean side
15. Wide of JSA in Panmunjom
STORYLINE
The US-led United Nations Command on Wednesday held a repatriation ceremony to return the bodies of two North Korean soldiers who were found in the river running through the heavily fortified inter-Korean border.
About twenty military officers from the United Nations Command in Korea participated in the ceremony at the Korean border village of Panmunjom.
The village is jointly overseen by the UN Command and North Korea, an arrangement established in 1953 to supervise the cease-fire between the two Koreas who remain technically at war.
The UN Command said three North Korean military officers crossed the land military demarcation line, checked the bodies in the coffins and later the UN Command handed the coffins over.
The remains of the two North Korean soldiers arrived in the South Korean side through the Imjin river last September when North Korea was hit by flooding.

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