Acting PM Aoki visits Obuchi's hospital

Acting PM Aoki visits Obuchi's hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Acting Prime Minister Mikio Aoki (in front car) on April 4 visits Tokyo's Juntendo University Hospital, where Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi has been since suffering a stroke April 2. Obuchi remains in a coma and breathing only with the help of a respirator in the hospital's intensive care unit.

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