12 Chinese arrested in Tokyo as suspected illegal immigrants

12 Chinese arrested in Tokyo as suspected illegal immigrants

TOKYO, Japan - Police hold a man (C), one of 12 people believed to be Chinese they arrested on Nov. 7 at Oi pier in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward on suspicion of entering Japan illegally from China's Dalian via the port of Kobe.

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