Nonaka, ex-Japan chief Cabinet secretary, raced to hospital

Nonaka, ex-Japan chief Cabinet secretary, raced to hospital

Hiromu Nonaka, former Japanese chief Cabinet secretary and secretary general of the Liberal Democratic Party, seen in this file photo, was raced to hospital on Nov. 27, 2017, after falling ill at a hotel in Kyoto. The 92-year-old's condition stabilized later, according to his office. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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