Transport ministers adopt antiterrorism statement

TOKYO, Japan - Chikage Ogi, Japanese minister of land, infrastructure and transport addresses a meeting of transport ministers from 20 countries in Tokyo on Jan. 15. The meeting adopted a statement pledging to protect air and sea transportation against any terrorist action.

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