Japanese girl taken hostage in Cambodia arrives with family in Japan

Japanese girl taken hostage in Cambodia arrives with family in Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Ea Sovanntevi, a 4-year-old girl who was one of dozens of children taken hostage at an international school in Cambodia on June 16, and her Japanese mother Ea Masayo smile in Osaka on June 18 after arriving in Japan to attend her aunt's wedding.

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