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Gov’t suggests moving U.S. air station 50m to please Okinawans
The central government has shown signs of a compromise with the Okinawa prefectural government over the contentious plan to relocate the U.S. Marine Corps Futemma Air Station to Nago by proposing to move the relocation site 50 meters offshore compared with the current plan.
[KYODO]
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