Gov't informs abductees' relatives of probe results

Gov't informs abductees' relatives of probe results

TOKYO, Japan - Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe (Back L) and Kyoko Nakayama (Front L), a special liaison between the government and relatives of Japanese abducted to North Korea, meet representatives of the abductees to inform them about a government mission's probe in Pyongyang. (Pool photo)

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