Families pray for victims in fire at Busan indoor shooting range

Families pray for victims in fire at Busan indoor shooting range

BUSAN, South Korea - Family members of Japanese tourists who died in a fire at an indoor shooting range in the port city of Busan in South Korea, pray on Nov. 15, 2009, in front of the building where the shooting range was located. The fire on Nov. 14 claimed 10 lives, of which eight are believed to be Japanese tourists, and injured six others.

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