Nagasaki high school students named peace ambassador

NAGASAKI, Japan - Haruka Saso (L) and Mikiko Taira were selected as two of the three student peace ambassadors for an atomic bomb exhibition in Turkey by a civic group in Nagasaki on Sept. 16, 2010. Saso and Taira will be dispatched to the event in October.

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