Security tightened ahead of G-7 foreign ministers meeting

Security tightened ahead of G-7 foreign ministers meeting

Photo taken April 9, 2016, shows police officers patrolling the area around the Atomic Bomb Dome ahead of the meeting of the Group of Seven foreign ministers on April 10-11 in Hiroshima, Japan. Counterterrorism measures, refugee issues and nuclear arms reduction are on the agenda. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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