3 kids killed after rear-ended SUV plunges into Kyushu bay

FUKUOKA, Japan - A sports utility vehicle is hoisted from Hakata Bay in Fukuoka early on Aug. 26. Three children were killed and their parents injured when their car plunged from a bridge after being rear-ended by a suspected drunk driver, police said.

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