Man heavily injured in Tokyo park explosion

Man heavily injured in Tokyo park explosion

TOKYO, Japan - Policemen check the site where a man suffered serious injuries to his arms and legs from an explosion in a dust bin at a park in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward on Jan. 19. Police suspect a bomb may have been planted in the bin.

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