Arson disaster drill conducted in Sendai subway

Arson disaster drill conducted in Sendai subway

SENDAI, Japan - A staff member of the Sendai city-operated subway rescues wounded passengers in an arson disaster drill conducted March 7 in Izumi Ward. The drill was conducted following the Feb. 18 arson attack in South Korea's Taegu.

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