(1)Tokyo holds chemical attack drill

TOKYO, Japan - Home Affairs Minister Taro Aso (L) and National Public Safety Commission Chairman Kiyoko Ono (R) watches July 27 as policemen and firefighters of the Tokyo metropolitan government in protective clothing hold a drill to test their preparedness for a chemical attack on the capital.

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