North Korea donated two tons of mushrooms to South Korea, and in return received 200 tons of tangerines

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South Korean President Moon Jae Ying sent 200 tons of tangerines to the DPRK.

As the administration of the South Korean president noted, this friendly gesture was carried out within the framework of the agreement of both countries to put an end to hostility and ensure a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
A shipment of mandarins was shipped from the South Korean island of Jeju as a response to a package from North Korea. In September, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un sent two tons of mushrooms to South Korea after the summit of the leaders of the two countries in Pyongyang, writes Deutsche Welle.

According to the South Korean presidential administration, fruit will be transported on planes in 20 thousand boxes. It is expected that the cargo of tangerines will be delivered to North Korea on Monday, November 12th. In South Korea, now is the season of mandarins, while in the DPRK, these fruits are difficult to acquire.
In addition, both Koreas on Sunday, November 11, abolished military posts at 11 points on the common border under an agreement signed by the defense ministers of both countries at the September summit.

As The «Journalist» reported the DPRK and South Korea have completed work to demilitarize the joint border.