Japan PM Kishida Unhurt After Suspect Throws Smoke Bomb During Campaign Speech
- Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was evacuated after an explosion during a campaign speech but was unharmed.
- A suspect was detained for throwing some kind of smoke bomb.
- The incident highlights security concerns for politicians in Japan following the assassination of former PM Abe last year.
- Kishida continued campaigning after the incident and called on the election process to continue uninterrupted.
- The incident occurred ahead of local elections and a G7 summit Kishida will host next month.