4 years after drunk driving tragedy

FUKUOKA, Japan - Police officers conduct sobriety tests on drivers along a road in Fukuoka on Aug. 24, 2010, the eve of the fourth anniversary of a drunk driving accident in which three young children were killed near the site. Penalties against drunk driving were tightened after the incident.

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