Fire burns 1,000 junked cars in Ibaraki Pref.

Fire burns 1,000 junked cars in Ibaraki Pref.

MITO, Japan - A fire that broke out at a car-scrapping factory in Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan, on May 5 burnt about 1,000 junked vehicles, police said. About 3,000 vehicles had been piled up at the plant.

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