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Terror Strikes Japan |
| Section: CURRENT ISSUES / WORLD VIEWS |
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| Publication: The world & I online |
| Issue Date: 6/1/1995 |
| Size: 2,218 Words, 14,219 Characters |
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JAPAN--The crime that hit subway trains in central Tokyo is nothing more than indiscriminate mass murder. ... The passengers were innocent victims who had no means to protect themselves from such an unthinkable crime. Such a senseless and indiscriminate act was unprecedented in the nation's crime history. It is so extremely bizarre that it transgressed human tolerance. ...
The nation has observed a series of similar weird incidents. Earlier in March, some chemical was brought into a train running in Yokohama. More than 10 passengers complained of nausea and other symptoms. At Kasumigaseki Station, suspicious attache cases started to produce vapor. The nation needs to cut off such a dangerous circle of crimes.
--Daily Yomiuri
March 21, 1995
Bad smell in the air
JAPA...
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...ld community must come to grips with. ... It is serious criminality and a matter for the most rigorous cooperation between international police forces, with total disregard for whether the perpetrators are "justified" by some cause close to the views of one side or another. Nerve gas terrorism in Tokyo has taken us one step closer to nuclear terrorism anywhere.--Jerusalem Post March 22, 1995
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