(1)Another fire breaks out at Don Quijote outlet

(1)Another fire breaks out at Don Quijote outlet

TOKYO, Japan - Another fire broke out early Dec. 26 at a Tokyo outlet of major discount store chain Don Quijote Co., which has been hit by a series of suspected arson attacks, but all employees and customers were safe, police said.

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