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The cult was held responsible for a nerve gas attack on a Tokyo subway station in 1995 that killed 12 people and injured hundreds.


Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez said Koichi Ninomiya and Hiroki Tsuno would be denied entry if they attempted to visit the country. He said he had received reports that the two were scheduled to visit Manila within the next few days.


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The cult was held responsible for a nerve gas attack on a Tokyo subway station in 1995 that killed 12 people and injured hundreds.


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Japan cult member nabbed after 17 years on the run

January 2, 2012 - 7:22am

A member of the doomsday cult behind a deadly Tokyo subway gas attack and other crimes turned himself in to police after 17 years on the run, an official said yesterday.

Japanese cultists banned

April 20, 2004 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Immigration said yesterday it has barred two suspected members of Japanese Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult from entering the Philippines, describing them as security threats. The cult was held responsible...

Metro