Woman claims robbery of 3 gold blocks

People gather in front of a building in Tokyo's Ginza shopping district on June 29, 2017, where a woman claimed she was robbed of three gold blocks, worth around 15 million yen, by a man. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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