Victims' relatives mark 20th anniversary of 1985 JAL jet crash

UENO, Japan - Relatives of the victims of a Japan Airlines jumbo jet crash in 1985 pray in front of a monument at Osutaka Ridge in the village of Ueno, Gunma Prefecture, on Aug. 12, the 20th anniversary of the world's worst single-air plane accident.

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