PM Aso inspects landslide on Kyushu Expressway

PM Aso inspects landslide on Kyushu Expressway

ONOJO, Japan - Prime Minister Taro Aso (3rd from R) inspects the site of a landslide on the Kyushu Expressway in Onojo, Fukuoka Prefecture, on July 29.

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