(2)Fire breaks out in Akihabara electronics district

(2)Fire breaks out in Akihabara electronics district

TOKYO, Japan - Smoke belches out from a building housing a computer software shop in Tokyo's Akihabara district Feb. 10. None were injured in the fire, police and firefighters said.

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