National public safety commission chief succeeds Hatoyama

TOKYO, Japan - National Public Safety Commission chief Tsutomu Sato answers questions from reporters at the prime minister's office on June 12. He was appointed to double as internal affairs minister following the resignation of Kunio Hatoyama the same day. (Kyodo)

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