(2)People pray for Japanese victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks

(2)People pray for Japanese victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks

FUKUOKA, Japan - Employees of Nishi-Nippon Bank offer a silent prayer at company offices in Fukuoka's Hakata Ward on Sept. 11 for the bank's two workers who were killed in the terror attacks on New York's World Trade Center last year.

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