Hiroshima still looking for kin to claim remains of A-bomb victims

Hiroshima still looking for kin to claim remains of A-bomb victims

A Hiroshima city official at the city hall prepares on July 3, 2015, to mail out to nationwide local governments and groups posters of a name list of 815 atomic bomb victims whose remains are still waiting to be returned to relatives. The posters will be put up from July 16 to Oct. 30 for public reference and will also be available on Hiroshima city's website. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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