Kyrgyz lawmaker Bakiruulu arrives in Osh airport

OSH, Kyrgyzstan - Tursunbai Bakiruulu (R), a lawmaker of Kyrgyzstan, arrives in Osh airport on the morning of Oct. 17 to help lay the groundwork for the release of hostages, including four Japanese, seized by Muslim rebels.

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