40 Years Since JAL Jumbo Jet Crash: Rookie Police Officers Pay Tribute.

Breaking News "Gunma Prefecture."
By AI from "Isesaki FM."

This month marks 40 years since the Japan Airlines jumbo jet crash, which claimed the lives of 520 people. To ensure this disaster never fades from memory, rookie police officers from Gunma Prefectural Police Headquarters climbed the crash site, Mount Osutaka, in Ueno Village, on July 31st to pay tribute to those who lost their lives.
On August 12, 1985, a Japan Airlines jumbo jet crashed into the mountains of Ueno Village, killing 520 people, the highest number ever recorded in a single aircraft accident. The Gunma Prefectural Police hold an annual memorial climb to teach the lessons of the accident to rookie police officers, and this year 38 officers participated.