9 Asian cities hold crisis management meeting in Tokyo

9 Asian cities hold crisis management meeting in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Crisis management officials from nine Asian cities gather in Tokyo on Sept. 2 for a one-day meeting to discuss measures against terrorist attacks made with nuclear, biological or chemical weapons. A total of 24 officials from the nine member cities of the Asian Network of Major Cities 21, including Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing and Taipei, attended the first Asian Crisis Management Conference to discuss antiterrorism measures. Kyodo)

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