Osaka police conduct antiterror drill at Kansai airport

Osaka police conduct antiterror drill at Kansai airport

OSAKA, Japan - Members of the Osaka prefectural police's quick-response team, clad in full-protective gear, conduct rescue operations at Kansai International Airport during a drill to prepare for possible nuclear, biological and chemical attacks. (Kyodo)

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