200 Pakistanis flock to Toyama to protest Koran destruction

200 Pakistanis flock to Toyama to protest Koran destruction

TOYAMA, Japan - About 200 Muslim Pakistanis from across Japan protest the alleged destruction of a copy of the Koran at a gathering in the town of Kosugi in Toyama Prefecture on May 22.

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