Security beefed up around Japanese Embassy in Beijing

Security beefed up around Japanese Embassy in Beijing

BEIJING, China - China beefs up security around the Japanese Embassy in Beijing on Sept. 16, 2010, as a precautionary measure against potential anti-Japanese demonstrations over the recent collisions between a Chinese fishing boat and Japan Coast Guard vessels.

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