38 Chinese nabbed for illegal entry into Japan

38 Chinese nabbed for illegal entry into Japan

NAGOYA, Japan - The 995-ton Panamanian-flagged freighter Okra is seen berthed at the Yatomi pier in Nagoya port in Aichi Prefecture on June 21. Authorities on June 20 picked up 38 people suspected to be illegal Chinese migrants on a nearby road after they apparently arrived on the vessel earlier that day.

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