The two Koreas will exchange the final lists of separated families on Thursday for a reunion to take place later this month.

South Korea’s Red Cross said Sunday that the two Koreas will exchange on Monday lists confirming the living status of 250 candidates selected by the South and 200 applicants picked by the North. 

Based on the information, the Red Cross will reconfirm the candidates’ intent to participate in the reunion and the two Koreas will exchange the final lists of 100 family members from each side on Thursday at the truce village of Panmunjom.

The reunion will be held at the North's Mount Geumgang resort from October 20 to 26.