LINKTV Newsline October 27, 2014
And residents in central japan fear the possibility of mudslides one month after mount ontake erupted. An official delegation from japan has arrived in north korea. The visit is to examine progress on pyongyangs investigation into the fate of missing and abducted japanese nationals. North koreas staterun media has also acknowledged the arrival. The delegation is being led by japans top diplomat for asian affairs, Junichi Ihara and is made up of more than ten officials from the National Police agency, the headquarters of abduction issues, and the ministry of health, labor and welfare. The team ...