Flags at Aichi Expo flown at half mast

Flags at Aichi Expo flown at half mast

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Many of the flags of the countries participating in the Aichi World Exposition are flown at half mast at Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on April 4 to pay respects on the death of Pope John Paul II.

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