13 hurt in 23-vehicle pileup on snowy Fukushima highway

13 hurt in 23-vehicle pileup on snowy Fukushima highway

FUKUSHIMA, Japan - Trucks and cars lie on snow-covered lanes Jan. 5 after a pileup involving 23 vehicles on the Tohoku Expressway in Koriyama, northeastern Japan, in which 13 persons were injured.

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