3 Japanese tourists killed in China tour bus accident

3 Japanese tourists killed in China tour bus accident

OSAKA, Japan - Yoshio Ota (2nd from R), executive director of Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., briefs reporters Nov. 1 on a bus accident in China, in which three Japanese tourists were killed. A tour bus carrying 20 persons careened off a highway into a roadside ditch after smashing into the back of a truck in China's eastern Shandong Province. The tour was organized by Kinki Nippon Tourist, one of Japan's largest tourist agencies. (Kyodo)

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