Abe to be hospitalized for 3-4 days

TOKYO, Japan - Toshifumi Hibi, head of gastroenterology at Keio University Hospital speaks at a news conference at the hospital in Tokyo on Sept. 13, saying Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who abruptly announced his resignation the previous day, has been suffering from stomach irritations, pain, poor appetite and other symptoms centering on the duodenum and needs to stay in hospital for ''at least three or four days.''

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