(3)2 more Japanese reported kidnapped in Iraq

(3)2 more Japanese reported kidnapped in Iraq

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Japanese journalist Juichi Tabo speaks to reporters in Baghdad April 14 after receiving an e-mail from an Iraqi friend saying two Japanese had been snatched by armed kidnappers.

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