Antiterrorism drill at Nagasaki airport

Antiterrorism drill at Nagasaki airport

NAGASAKI, Japan - An antiterrorism drill simulating attacks on an airport is conducted by the state, Nagasaki Prefecture and others at Nagasaki airport in the prefecture on Jan. 29, 2012. The drill, based on the Civil Protection Law, was the first of its kind held in Japan.

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