Reconstruction minister lashes out over remaining Fukushima evacuees

Masahiro Imamura (C), Japan's disaster reconstruction minister, meets reporters at his agency in Tokyo on April 4, 2017, to apologize for his behavior at a press conference earlier in the day, in which he yelled "Get out of here!" at a reporter who asked him questions about displaced people yet to return to areas of Fukushima Prefecture deemed safe to live in. Imamura said he had "become emotional." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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