Algeria hostage crisis

Algeria hostage crisis

NARITA, Japan - Koichi Kawana (R), president of engineering firm JGC Corp., offers flowers at the coffin of former JGC Vice President Tadanori Aratani at Narita airport near Tokyo on Jan. 26, 2013. The last body of the 10 Japanese victims from a recent hostage crisis in Algeria arrived in Japan the same day.

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