(2)Memorial marking 10th anniv. of Taiwan plane crash held

(2)Memorial marking 10th anniv. of Taiwan plane crash held

NAGOYA, Japan - Bereaved Taiwanese families of victims of the 1994 crash of a Taiwan airliner, which killed 264 people, pray for the victims before a memorial service April 26 marking the 10th anniversary of the accident at a monument near Nagoya airport, the site of the crash.

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                      (4)Memorial marking 10th anniv. of Taiwan plane crash held

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