Japan marked the 25th anniversary Friday of a sarin nerve gas attack by the AUM Shinrikyo cult on the Tokyo subway system that left 14 people dead and more than 6,000 others injured.The cult has been disbanded and its founder Shoko Asahara and senior members were executed in 2018, but successor groups remain active.A memorial service was held at Kasumigaseki Station, where subway staff wearing face masks to guard against coronavirus infections observed a moment of silence at 8 a.m., around the time when the attack occurred on March 20, 1995.The nerve agent was scattered in five subway train…READ FULL ARTICLE
