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UN chief honours Nagasaki victims, urges recommitment to ‘a more secure future for all’

UN chief honours Nagasaki victims, urges recommitment to ‘a more secure future for all’

New York, Aug 10 (Just Earth News): Mourning those who perished in the 1945 atomic bombing and suffered through its horrendous after-effects, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday conveyed his solidarity to a peace memorial ceremony in Nagasaki, Japan, and urged all to “recommit to building a safer and more secure future.”