Antiterrorism drill held at Fukuoka

Antiterrorism drill held at Fukuoka

FUKUOKA, Japan - Rescue workers in protective gear carry a sickened man off a Shinkansen express train during an antiterrorism drill at JR Hakata Station in Fukuoka late April 21. The police and firefighters staged the drill on the assumption that militants opposed to the Group of Eight Summit in Hokkaido this year released poisonous gas inside a Shinkansen train heading to Fukuoka.

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