Body of slain journalist Kenji Nagai flown back to Japan

NARITA, Japan - Workers at Narita International Airport unload the coffin of slain Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai, whose body was flown back to Japan from Myanmar on Oct. 4. Nagai, a journalist for Tokyo-based video news provider APF News Inc., was shot dead Sept. 27 while covering antigovernment demonstrations in Yangon.

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