Chinese police beef up security to prevent anti-Japan protests

Chinese police beef up security to prevent anti-Japan protests

SHANGHAI, China - About 3,000 police officers stand guard near the Japanese Consulate General in Shanghai on April 23 to head off any anti-Japan demonstrations in China's largest city.

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