Empress Michiko sick, symptoms of intestinal bleeding: agency

Empress Michiko sick, symptoms of intestinal bleeding: agency

TOKYO, Japan - Empress Michiko has fallen ill, showing symptoms of bleeding from the walls of the intestines several times, according to the Imperial Household Agency on March 6. (File photo)

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