(1)Explosive thrown into classroom, students injured

(1)Explosive thrown into classroom, students injured

YAMAGUCHI, Japan - Police on June 10 examine a classroom at the Hikari Senior High School in Hikari, Yamaguchi Prefecture, where more than 50 students were injured after a glass bottle containing gunpowder was thrown into the classroom by one of the school's students and exploded.

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