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Knives on sale in Asakusa, Tokyo. | Photo: Jad 23. Creative Commons |
Gov’t cracks down on dagger sales following Akihabara attack
The government has urged knife manufacturers and retailers to refrain from producing or selling daggers after the suspect in the Akihabara stabbing rampage used such a weapon in his attacks, officials said.
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