(4)Two mil. Japanese take part in disaster-relief drills

(4)Two mil. Japanese take part in disaster-relief drills

TOKYO, Japan - A makeshift bridge is built across the Tama River in Chofu, western Tokyo, during a disaster simulation drill which was conducted Sept. 1 on the assumption a destructive, vertical-type earthquake had hit the southern Kanto region.

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