(2)Subway worker shot, seriously injured, at Shibuya Station

(2)Subway worker shot, seriously injured, at Shibuya Station

TOKYO, Japan - Police cordon off a stairway leading to Tokyo's Shibuya Station on June 23 after Tokyo Metro employee Shigeo Nishioka, 32, was shot in the abdomen there during the morning rush hour. (Kyodo)

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