8 Japanese killed in S. Korea fire

8 Japanese killed in S. Korea fire

BUSAN, South Korea - Family members of Akira Shimada, a Japanese tourist injured in a fire the previous day at an indoor shooting range in the port city of Busan in South Korea, leave the intensive care unit on Nov. 15, 2009, at a Busan hospital where Shimada is hospitalized. They were among the 25 people, kin of nine Japanese men believed to be involved in the fire that claimed 10 lives and injured six another, who arrived from Japan earlier in the day.

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