(2)Tokyo holds chemical attack drill

(2)Tokyo holds chemical attack drill

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers and firefighters in protective clothing hold a drill at a subway station near the Tokyo metropolitan government headquarters in Shinjuku Ward on July 27 to test their preparedness for a chemical attack on the capital.

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