Japan warned it's citizens to take cover after North Korea fires missile over country. People in Tokyo watched the path of the missile on news reports displayed on the streets.
Japan reacted with anger after North Korea test-launched a ballistic missile high over the north of the country Tuesday morning, prompting the suspension of trains and warnings for citizens take cover.
The missile, which appeared to be an intermediate-range weapon, was beyond the earth’s atmosphere when it passed above Japan and caused no damage or disturbance to anyone on the ground. It was the first time in five years that a North Korean test has been carried out on such a course and it provoked an immediate and furious reaction throughout the region.
Japan's prime minister, Fumio Kishida, said:“This is an outrage, following the recent repeated launches of ballistic missiles and we strongly condemn it”
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