Police on alert ahead of Okinawa summit

Police on alert ahead of Okinawa summit

NAGO, Japan - Police officers, dispatched from the Metropolitan Police Department to help local police, patrol aboard a watercraft near the Manza Beach Hotel in the village of Onna, Okinawa Prefecture, on July 16 ahead of the July 21-23 summit of Group of Eight (G-8) industrial nations.

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