Security Concerns Rise After Attack on Japanese PM at G7 Meeting.
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A fisherman who helped tackle the man accused of attacking Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has suggested beefing up security measures for high-profile political visits in the country, expressing shock that there weren’t even metal detectors at the event. Another fisherman who was at the event suggested that bag checks should have been conducted. The suspect threw a smoke bomb during the campaign visit at the port of Saikazaki.
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