Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat(front L), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame."

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