
Mixed Feelings As Japan Commemorate Hiroshima Bomb Explosion
Japan on Friday marked 76 years since the world’s first atomic bomb attack, with low-key ceremonies and dismay over a refusal by Olympics organisers to hold a minute’s silence for the victims.
Survivors, relatives, and a handful of foreign dignitaries attended this year’s main event in Hiroshima to pray for those killed or wounded in the bombing and call for world peace.
Virus concerns meant the general public were once again kept away, with the ceremony instead broadcast online.
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