Drill on missile attack

People take part in an evacuation drill in the Okinawa Prefecture capital of Naha, southern Japan, on Jan. 21, 2023, under a scenario that a ballistic missile was fired from an unspecified country. About 90 people evacuated during the drill organized between the central and Okinawa governments.

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