'Jumbo lottery' ticket sellers wear masks in Osaka

'Jumbo lottery' ticket sellers wear masks in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Ticket sellers at a ''jumbo lottery'' booth in Osaka wear masks on May 18 to help prevent spread of the new flu in the city.

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