(2)Soga gets her name back in resident registry

(2)Soga gets her name back in resident registry

MANO, Japan - Hitomi Soga, who was abducted to North Korea in 1978 and is now back in Japan, shows a national health insurance certificate she obtained from the town office of Mano on Sadogashima Island in Niigata Prefecture on Nov. 7. She had her name reentered in her hometown's resident registry, from which she had been removed as a missing person. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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