Suspicious fire breaks out at ex-post minister Noda's Gifu office

GIFU, Japan - Police investigators and firefighters examine the office of former Posts and Telecommunications Minister Seiko Noda in the city of Gifu, Gifu Prefecture on Aug. 10 after a fire broke out at the office earlier in the day. The police said several items were stolen.

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