Taxi rams into hospital, 2 dead, some injured

Taxi rams into hospital, 2 dead, some injured

FUKUOKA, Japan, Dec. 3 Kyodo - Photo taken Dec. 3, 2016, shows a taxi which rammed into a hospital in the western Japan city of Fukuoka, leaving two people dead and some others injured.

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