Families of Japanese people abducted by North Korea decades ago on Friday expressed regret at U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to cancel a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un but remained hopeful they will be eventually reunited with their long-lost kin."Neither North Korea nor the United States can keep doing nothing," said Sakie Yokota, 82, whose daughter Megumi was taken from Niigata Prefecture in 1977 at age 13 while on her way from school, adding, "The cancellation must be a part of the process."The teen's abduction story was shared by Trump during his address at the U.N.…READ FULL ARTICLE
