Relatives of Japanese quake victim identify body

Relatives of Japanese quake victim identify body

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the powerful earthquake in South Asia, arrive at Islamabad airport on Oct. 11. They later identified his body at a hospital in Islamabad.

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