Koizumi visits Afghan girl hospitalized with bullet in head

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi visits Fatema Safar, an Afghan girl who has undergone an operation to remove a bullet that had been lodged in her head for eight years, at a Tokyo hospital on Aug. 12. ''It must have been hard for you. I hope you will keep your spirits up and stay well,'' Koizumi said as he presented her with a bouquet. (Pool photo)

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