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New Year Tragedies in Japan

Bombo Radyo Live Reports

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*Japan Airlines Flight 516 departed from Sapporo’s New Chitose airport at 4 PM Japan Time and landed at Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) at 5:47 PM.

*367 passengers and 12 crew on board were evacuated, but five of the six crew on the Japan Coast Guard plane died, police said. 

Through the Bombo Radyo stations in the Philippines, particularly Bombo Radyo Dagupan,  I can give updates on the New Year tragedies in Tokyo Japan.  Watch my report and give feedbacks.

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