4 Japanese confirmed among quake dead, more likely

4 Japanese confirmed among quake dead, more likely

PHUKET, Thailand - Shigeki Kakinoki arrives at Phuket International Airport on the Thai resort island of Phuket on Dec. 28 to confirm the whereabouts of her daughter Naoko, who are believed to be among four Japanese confirmed dead in the wake of the powerful tsunamis that devastated vast seaside areas in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

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