Man hurls plastic bottles at ex-Taiwan Pres. Lee, Lee unhurt

Man hurls plastic bottles at ex-Taiwan Pres. Lee, Lee unhurt

NARITA, Japan - A man (C) who hurled two plastic bottles containing liquids at former Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui at Narita airport June 9 is subdued by policemen. Lee was about to take a return flight home after an 11-day trip to Japan. (Kyodo)

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