A family has received the remains of a Hiroshima atomic bomb victim 81 years after his death, The Japan Times reported.
A family has finally received the remains of a Hiroshima atomic bomb victim, 81 years after his death, according to The Japan Times. The return is the first of its kind in Hiroshima, The Japan Times reported, because the victim's name had been found to be recorded incorrectly in the registry.
Source: The Japan Times.
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