
Japanese safety chief criticized for claiming to have continued enjoying his meal when informed of PM attack
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Japan’s safety chief has come under fire for continuing to eat his eel rice, a local delicacy, after he was informed that Prime Minister Kishida narrowly escape from a pipe bomb attack.
"I was told that we can eat delicious unagi (eel) rice bowl there, and I was really looking forward to it," Tani told party lawmakers. "Just as I was going to dig into it, I got a call from the National Police Agency saying something was thrown at the prime minister in Wakayama," Tani said.
"But I fully savored and finished … my unadon (eel rice bowl)," he said, beaming.
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