Memorial service held for 7 Brazilians killed in pileup

Memorial service held for 7 Brazilians killed in pileup

OTSU, Japan - A memorial service for seven Brazilian men killed in a Nov. 13 seven-vehicle expressway pileup is held in Omi Hachiman, Shiga Prefecture, on Nov. 20. About 60 people, including the family of the seven, attended the service.

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