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Fourteen Bodies Were Illegally Buried in a Cemetery in Saitama. A Pakistani Man Claiming to Be Affiliated with a Mosque Promised to Pay 2 Million Yen, but Disappeared without Making the payment... "Who's Going to Take Responsibility?"

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Featured Topic: Key Points - Izumi Sunagawa has pointed out that a Pakistani man claiming to be affiliated with a mosque in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture, used heavy machinery to illegally bury 14 bodies in a cemetery in Saitama Prefecture, and has questioned the man's actions of burying them without the administrator's permission.
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Featured Topic: Key Points - Izumi Sunagawa has pointed out that a Pakistani man claiming to be affiliated with a mosque in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture, used heavy machinery to illegally bury 14 bodies in a cemetery in Saitama Prefecture, and has questioned the man's actions of burying them without the administrator's permission.

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Share News Japan broke the news in Japan on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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