(3)Soga arrives in Jakarta to meet husband, daughters

(3)Soga arrives in Jakarta to meet husband, daughters

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Repatriated Japanese abductee Hitomi Soga speaks about her planned reunion on July 9 with her husband and daughters, who live in North Korea, for the first time in 21 months as she arrives at a hotel in Jakarta on July 8.

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