Tokyo police conduct antiterrorism drill

Photo taken March 28, 2016, shows the Metropolitan Police Department conducting an antiterrorism drill at JR Tokyo Station. The exercise played out a scenario where the key terminal in the Japanese capital was hit by successive suicide bomb attacks, followed by a terrorist releasing the deadly sarin agent. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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