He died around five hours after the shooting in a killing that has shocked a country where political violence and gun crime are rare.Keiko Noumi, a 58-year-old teacher was one of many who came to offer prayers and flowers to a large photograph of Abe.
“There was a sense of security when he was the prime minister and in charge of the country. We felt safe with him in charge. I was really supporting him, so this is really quite unfortunate.”The current Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other lawmakers bowed their heads as it slowly passed. Tributes have poured in from international leaders with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken making a brief stop en route to the U.S. from South East Asia on Monday morning to pay his respects.
And French leader Emmanuel Macron paid his respects in a short visit to the Japanese ambassador’s residence in Paris.The suspected killer, 41-year-old Tetsuya Yamagami, Japan’s Chief cabinet secretary told a news conference on Tuesday that the government will consider whether there is a need to further regulate handmade guns.
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