3 killed, 8 injured as concrete mixer truck turns over

3 killed, 8 injured as concrete mixer truck turns over

TOKYO, Japan - A concrete mixer truck lies overturned at an intersection in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, on Nov. 4. Three passersby were killed and eight others injured in the accident, in which the truck skidded and turned over.

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