Explosive thrown into classroom, 58 students injured

YAMAGUCHI, Japan - Yukio Hironaka, principal of the prefectural government-run Hikari Senior High School, speaks to reporters at the school in Hikari, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on June 10 after one of the students threw a glass bottle containing gunpowder into a classroom, injuring 58 students.

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