Japanese tourists killed in U.S. bus accident

Japanese tourists killed in U.S. bus accident

SALT LAKE CITY, United States - This photo shows an entrance to a hospital in Salt Lake City on Aug. 10, 2010, where Japanese tourists were admitted following a highway bus accident in Utah the previous day.

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