A candlelight vigil for Japanese physician Tetsu Nakamura, an aid worker who was killed in a shooting this week in eastern Afghanistan with five others, was held Thursday in the country's capital of Kabul.Afghans lit candles in a square near the Japanese Embassy and remembered Nakamura's achievements as they mourned his death, with some participants holding flags of Japan and Afghanistan.The 73-year-old representative of the Peshawar-kai aid group based in the southwestern Japan city of Fukuoka, and five Afghans, including his driver, were killed Wednesday as armed men attacked their vehicl…READ FULL ARTICLE
