Dental work of 2 bodies match records of Japanese travelers

Dental work of 2 bodies match records of Japanese travelers

KABUL, Afghanistan - Two men carry ca coffin containing one of the two bodies found in southern Afghanistan following a postmortem examination at a medial clinic in Kabul on Sept, 3. Staff at the Japanese Embassy in Afghanistan confirmed that the dental work of two bodies matched the dental records of two Japanese travelers who had gone missing together.

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