Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe ‘Shot At’, Showing No Vital Signs After Attack. Suspect Arrested: Local Media

New Delhi: Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe was on Friday apparently shot at, native media reported. Abe collapsed throughout a speech within the metropolis of Nara, in western Japan. An NHK reporter on the scene mentioned they may hear two consecutive bangs throughout Abe’s speech and noticed Abe bleeding, Japan’s public broadcaster NHK information reported.

The previous Japanese prime minister is displaying no very important indicators after the assault, information company AFP reported citing native media.

As per The Japan Instances, Shinzo Abe was attacked by a person from behind whereas he was making a stump speech on a road in Nara on Friday. The Police seized the person who attacked Abe at round 11.30 am.

Kyodo Information mentioned the previous premier was not acutely aware and seemed to be in cardiac arrest.

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