CORRECTED: Fishing port where Japan PM Kishida was attacked

CORRECTED: Fishing port where Japan PM Kishida was attacked

Screenshot from a video taken from Kyodo News helicopter on April 15, 2023, shows a fishing port in the western Japan city of Wakayama, where a man threw an explosive device at Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida as he was about to make a speech the same day. Remnants of the exploded device were found near a warehouse shown in the lower right part of the screenshot. Kishida was unharmed.

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