Security tightened at Japanese airports

Security tightened at Japanese airports

NARITA, Japan - Passengers remove items containing liquid from their baggage prior to check-in at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on Aug. 11 after Britain thwarted a plot to blow up airliners the previous day.

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