Victims' kin visit Busan shooting accident site

Victims' kin visit Busan shooting accident site

BUSAN, South Korea - Relatives of Japanese victims of a shooting range accident visit the building which houses the indoor facility in Busan on Nov. 15, 2009. A total of 10 people, including Japanese, were killed in the accident.

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