(1)Police search Pana Wave facilities, vans

(1)Police search Pana Wave facilities, vans

FUKUI, Japan - Police officers launch investigations in Fukui on May 14 into facilities and vehicles used by the doomsday organization Pana Wave Laboratory on the minor charge it falsely registered vehicles.

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