Thais in Japan pray for slain Japanese cameraman

Thais in Japan pray for slain Japanese cameraman

TOKYO, Japan - Thai residents in Japan pay their respects in front of the United Nations University on April 13 in Tokyo to Hiroyuki Muramoto, a Japanese television cameraman for Reuters news agency, who died April 10 apparently from a gunshot wound during clashes between antigovernment protesters and security forces in Bangkok. (Kyodo)

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