US naval bottom in Japan quickly in lockdown amid reports of gunshots
TOKYO: A US naval bottom in western Japan was quickly sealed down on Thursday after reports of gunshots, though operations were shortly behind to normal with no justification of an active shooter and no casualties, a navy pronounced in an central tweet.
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Gunshots had been reported from a building on a bottom during Sasebo, 980 km (614 miles) west of Tokyo, on Thursday morning, and a bottom was put on lockdown as a prevision as a building was checked by security, pronounced Darin Wilson, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for US Naval Forces, Japan.
The twitter pronounced that all was transparent during Sasebo and a bottom had returned to normal activities.
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US infantry have been stationed in Japan given a World War Two defeat. Occasional crime by US crew or municipal bottom workers infuriates Japanese people and mostly fuels calls for a bases to go.
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