Some Japan lawmakers see Chinese ship collision video

Some Japan lawmakers see Chinese ship collision video

TOKYO, Japan - About 32 lawmakers wait to view an edited version of video footage of collisions between a Chinese trawler and Japanese patrol boats near the Senkaku Islands, at a Diet facility in Tokyo on Nov. 1, 2010. Hiroshi Nakai, chairman of the House of Representatives Budget Committee, told reporters after the viewing that the video ''clearly'' showed the Chinese trawler ramming into the Japanese patrol boats. (Kyodo)

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