(2)Hole found in nose of bullet train, person apparently hit

(2)Hole found in nose of bullet train, person apparently hit

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows a hole in the nose of the Nozomi 5, a Tokaido Shinkansen Line bullet train that arrived at Shin-Osaka Station on Feb. 9. The hole resulted from the train apparently hitting a person in Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture.

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