(2)10 fans of S. Korean actor hurt in incident at Tokyo hotel

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the entrance to the Hotel New Otani in Tokyo, where 10 fans of popular South Korean actor Bae Yong Joon were slightly injured in a jostling incident. Female fans hoping to get a glimpse of the 32-year-old Bae ended up jostling with each other. The 10 women were treated at a hospital for light injuries such as bruises and sprains.

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