Police probe gunpowder factory explosion

TOKONAME, Japan - Police officers check a civic hall in the city of Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture, which was damaged by a massive explosion at a gunpowder factory of NOF Corp. in the neighboring town of Taketoyo on Aug. 1. The blast injured 56 people.

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