(3)3 Japanese freed in Iraq arrive in Dubai

(3)3 Japanese freed in Iraq arrive in Dubai

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Noriaki Imai (L) and Soichiro Koriyama enter a hospital for medical checks in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, on April 16 after arriving there from Baghdad. Imai, Koriyama and Nahoko Takato were released by hostage-takers in Iraq on April 15.

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