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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - Hitoshi Narahara, father of one of the 10 Japanese victims in a cable car fire in Kaprun in November 2000 which killed 155 people, offers a prayer at a commemorative hall for the victims on Nov. 11, 2010, in the Austrian city. A memorial service was held near the railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car on the 10th anniversary of the accident.

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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - People gather at a memorial service on Nov. 11, 2010 in Kaprun, Austria, for the victims of a November 2000 cable car fire which killed 155 people. The railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car is captured in back of the crowds.

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All defendants acquitted in Alpine tunnel fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Junko Narahara of Japan (L), whose daughter Ryoko Narahara was among 155 victims of an Alpine cable-car fire in November 2000, enters a court in Salzburg Feb. 19 to hear a ruling in the trial of 16 people accused of negligence. The court acquitted them.

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Gov't, MMR maker to pay 155 mil. yen over vaccine side-effects

OSAKA, Japan - Hana Ueno (wheel chair), her parents and family members of two other victims of a formerly mandatory measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine enter the Osaka District Court on March 13 to hear a ruling on their suit demanding compensation from the state and the Research Foundation of Microbial Diseases of Osaka University. The court ordered the government and the institute to pay 155 million yen.

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Memorial held for victims of Austrian cable car fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Prayers are said at a mass at a Salzburg church on Nov. 10 in memory of the 155 victims who were killed in the Nov. 11, 2000 fire inside a 3.2-kilometer funicular train tunnel through the 3.203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn. About 300 people, including Shigeharu Maruyama, minister at the Japanese Embassy in Vienna, attended the mass sponsored by the Salzburg state government in central Austria.

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Austrian President Klestil speaks at memorial service

SALZBURG, Austria - Austrian President Thomas Klestil delivers a eulogy during a memorial service at a Salzburg cathedral Nov. 17 for the 155 victims of the Nov. 11 mountain-train fire. The 155 were killed in the blaze inside a 3.2-kilometer funicular tunnel through the 3,203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn. The victims include 92 Austrians, 37 Germans, 10 Japanese, eight Americans and four Slovenians.

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Memorial service held for victims of Austria train fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Japanese mourners cry at a memorial service Nov. 17 for the 155 victims of the Nov. 11 mountain-train fire. The service was held at a Salzburg cathedral and drew victims' relatives and government dignitaries. The 155 were killed in the blaze inside a 3.2-kilometer funicular tunnel through the 3,203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn. They include 92 Austrians, 37 Germans, 10 Japanese, eight Americans and four Slovenians.

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Memorial mass for train fire victims held in Kaprun

KAPRUN, Austria - Nobuko Deguchi (C), representing relatives of Japanese victims, offers flowers at a memorial service held at Kaprun on Nov. 15 for the 155 people killed in the fire inside the Mt. Kitzsteinhorn funicular train tunnel Nov. 11. Deguchi's husband Okihiko, a ski instructor from Inawashiro, Fukushima Prefecture, and their 13-year-old daughter Nao are believed to have perished in the fire, along with 8 other Japanese.

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Relatives of 10 Japanese victims mourn before altar in Kaprun

KAPRUN, Austria - Relatives of the 10 Japanese victims in a train fire mourn in front of an altar in Kaprun, Austria, Nov. 15 for the 155 people killed in the disaster. The fire engulfed a two-car funicular train packed with skiers inside a 3.2-kilometer tunnel. The group was on its way up the 3,203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn on Nov. 11. Rescue workers have recovered the bodies of all the victims.

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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - Hitoshi Narahara, father of one of the 10 Japanese victims in a cable car fire in Kaprun in November 2000 which killed 155 people, offers a prayer at a commemorative hall for the victims on Nov. 11, 2010, in the Austrian city. A memorial service was held near the railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car on the 10th anniversary of the accident. (Kyodo)

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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - People gather at a memorial service on Nov. 11, 2010 in Kaprun, Austria, for the victims of a November 2000 cable car fire which killed 155 people. The railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car is captured in back of the crowds. (Kyodo)

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All defendants acquitted in Alpine tunnel fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Junko Narahara of Japan (L), whose daughter Ryoko Narahara was among 155 victims of an Alpine cable-car fire in November 2000, enters a court in Salzburg Feb. 19 to hear a ruling in the trial of 16 people accused of negligence. The court acquitted them. (Kyodo)

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Gov't, MMR maker to pay 155 mil. yen over vaccine side-effects

OSAKA, Japan - Hana Ueno (wheel chair), her parents and family members of two other victims of a formerly mandatory measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine enter the Osaka District Court on March 13 to hear a ruling on their suit demanding compensation from the state and the Research Foundation of Microbial Diseases of Osaka University. The court ordered the government and the institute to pay 155 million yen. (Kyodo)

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Austrian President Klestil speaks at memorial service

SALZBURG, Austria - Austrian President Thomas Klestil delivers a eulogy during a memorial service at a Salzburg cathedral Nov. 17 for the 155 victims of the Nov. 11 mountain-train fire. The 155 were killed in the blaze inside a 3.2-kilometer funicular tunnel through the 3,203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn. The victims include 92 Austrians, 37 Germans, 10 Japanese, eight Americans and four Slovenians.

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Relatives of 10 Japanese victims mourn before altar in Kaprun

KAPRUN, Austria - Relatives of the 10 Japanese victims in a train fire mourn in front of an altar in Kaprun, Austria, Nov. 15 for the 155 people killed in the disaster. The fire engulfed a two-car funicular train packed with skiers inside a 3.2-kilometer tunnel. The group was on its way up the 3,203-meter Mt. Kitzsteinhorn on Nov. 11. Rescue workers have recovered the bodies of all the victims.

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Memorial mass for train fire victims held in Kaprun

KAPRUN, Austria - Nobuko Deguchi (C), representing relatives of Japanese victims, offers flowers at a memorial service held at Kaprun on Nov. 15 for the 155 people killed in the fire inside the Mt. Kitzsteinhorn funicular train tunnel Nov. 11. Deguchi's husband Okihiko, a ski instructor from Inawashiro, Fukushima Prefecture, and their 13-year-old daughter Nao are believed to have perished in the fire, along with 8 other Japanese.