Aoki says Premier Obuchi in hospital from overwork

Aoki says Premier Obuchi in hospital from overwork

TOKYO, Japan - Chief Cabinet Secretary Mikio Aoki is surrounded by reporters after a late-night press conference April 2 in which he said Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi was hospitalized early in the day due to overwork. The top government spokesman said the premier was taken to a hospital in Tokyo around 1 a.m. and was undergoing tests.

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