Girl, mother in Russian school siege arrive in Japan for treatment

Girl, mother in Russian school siege arrive in Japan for treatment

KOBE, Japan - Dzerassa Khosonova (L), an 8-year-old Russian girl who was blinded in her right eye during the shooting rampage in southern Russia in September 2004, and her mother Fatima Khosonova smile at a press conference in Kobe on April 13. Dzerassa and Fatima, who has difficulty walking as bullet fragments remain in her lung and legs, will be treated at the Kobe Red Cross Hospital.

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