Japanese reporter dies in car accident at Syrian border

Japanese reporter dies in car accident at Syrian border

AKÇAKALE – Doğan News Agency / Anadolu Agency

Takaya (L), who had reportedly been living in Turkey for the past 22 years, was employed by Japan’s Fuji TV as a translator.

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