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US military in Japan’s Okinawa imposes night curfew after marine’s arrest over murder

US military in Japan’s Okinawa imposes night curfew after marine’s arrest over murder

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What we know

The US military in Okinawa will impose a curfew from midnight to 5am for a month starting Friday following the arrest of a marine on suspicion of robbing and murdering a local woman, its regional coordinator said on Tuesday. All US military personnel on Okinawa will also observe a 48-hour…

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Story timeline

Reports grouped into this story, earliest first. Exact repeats from the same outlet are collapsed.

  1. New development reported by Times of India World

    US Marine arrested in Japan over murder, robbery of local woman

  2. Picked up by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    US Marine arrested in Japan on suspicion of murder

  3. New development reported by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    Japan leader voices outrage over alleged murder by US Marine

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  1. New development reported by Times of India World

    US Marine arrested in Japan over murder, robbery of local woman

  2. Picked up by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    US Marine arrested in Japan on suspicion of murder

  3. New development reported by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    Japan leader voices outrage over alleged murder by US Marine

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