Missing 30 hikers found safe

Missing 30 hikers found safe

CHIBA, Japan - A group of 30 hikers, who had been missing since Nov. 26 in Chiba Prefecture, are found safe and descend a mountain on Nov. 27. The group, mostly men and women in their 50s and 60s, had been missing during a one-day hike in the prefecture.

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