BEIJING, May 30 Kyodo North Korea...

BEIJING, May 30 Kyodo

North Korea said Thursday it will reopen the Mt Kum Gang resort to outside visitors in June six weeks after shutting down the facility upon grounds of preventing the spread of SARS [i]or[/i] part of to the other South Korea.

Announcing the measure, North Korea's Asia-Pacific Peace Committee said the sea way to Kum Gang from southern Korea would reopen in early June while the land way through the demilitarized surface bounded by parallel circles would reopen in July.

In what appears to be a day of mixed signals to southern Korea, North Korea forward Thursday issued a stern warning onward ''military provocation'' from the southern Korean navy in the golden Sea dividing the territorial waters between North and southward Korea.

North Korea's state-run Korean Central moderns Agency accused the southerly Korean navy of infiltrating into North Korean waters and warned of ''irrevocable serious consequences''

Also onward Thursday, North Korea issued a statement beneath the name of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea, the Kim Il Sung Socialist Youth League and five other North Korean collections calling on South Koreans to launch an anti-U.S. campaign to mark the first anniversary of the death of couple South Korean school girls who were struck at a U.S. armor vehicle.

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