Mainichi Shimbun fires Gomi over Amman airport blast

Mainichi Shimbun fires Gomi over Amman airport blast

TOKYO, Japan - The Mainichi Shimbun dismissed photojournalist Hiroki Gomi (file photo) on disciplinary grounds on June 21 following his conviction for causing the death of a security official in an explosion at Amman airport in May.

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