Chinese-made frozen food checked at Kyoto supermarket store

KYOTO, Japan - A health center officer checks Chinese-made frozen food at a supermarket store in Kyoto on Jan. 31 following the revelation the previous day that at least 10 people were taken ill after eating Chinese-made frozen ''gyoza'' dumplings.

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