Coffins of 2 teachers slain in Afghanistan placed at embassy

Coffins of 2 teachers slain in Afghanistan placed at embassy

KABUL, Afghanistan - The coffins of two teachers who were killed in Afghanistan are placed at the Japanese Embassy in Kabul on Sept. 5. Jun Fukusho and Shinobu Hasegawa, teachers from a junior high school in Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, were found shot dead in southern Afghanistan. (Kyodo)

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