AUM facility in Otawara searched by police, agency

AUM facility in Otawara searched by police, agency

OTAWARA, Japan - Police officers and Public Security Investigation Agency officials enter an AUM Shinrikyo cult facility in Otawara, Tochigi Prefecture, northeast of Tokyo, on Feb. 4. The officials obtained permission from the Public Security Examination Commission to search such facilities under a law enacted in December to crack down on the cult. On Feb. 1, the government announced AUM has been placed under surveillance by security authorities for up to three years in line with a decision by the commission.

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