Bodies of 5 children found, 4 adults injured in Hyogo fire

Bodies of 5 children found, 4 adults injured in Hyogo fire

KOBE, Japan - A house in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture, is gutted by a predawn fire on Jan. 4. Five children, believed to have been with the three families spending the holidays together there, were found dead and four adults were injured.

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