Body of slain journalist Kenji Nagai flown back to Japan

Body of slain journalist Kenji Nagai flown back to Japan

NARITA, Japan - Airport employees wait in line on the tarmac of Narita International Airport to pay their respects to slain Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai, whose body was flown back to Japan from Myanmar on Oct. 4. Nagai, a journalist for Tokyo-based video news provider APF News Inc., was shot dead Sept. 27 while covering antigovernment demonstrations in Yangon. (Kyodo)

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