Bomb threat made against Dentsu's headquarters

Bomb threat made against Dentsu's headquarters

Photo taken June 5, 2020, shows the headquarters building (C) of Dentsu Inc. in Tokyo. Police cordoned off the building and other commercial facilities in the vicinity the same day after a bomb threat was made in a posting with a personal name on the advertising agency's website. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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