SEE IT: Japanese prime minister falls in sand bunker while golfing with Trump
BYTERENCE CULLEN
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 11:14 AM
Abe fell back into the sand trap but quickly regained his footing.
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He was identified by the channel wearing black pants and a white sweater smacking the ball out of the crater, at which point an attendant ran in to rearrange the sand.
Trump, seen sporting a grey sweater, had turned his back and started walking away when his Japanese counterpart started to jog out of the bunker.
Abe appeared to nearly have both feet on the ground when he lost his balance and fell backward back into the trap.
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Trump and Abe bonded some more during their overseas trip.
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He fell to his side, toppling a black cap off his head in the process. But Abe was quick to recover, gliding back up and out of the bunker.
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Trump was reportedly oblivious to the whole incident.
Litera, a Japanese news website, called the President’s reaction “miserable,”according to the Washington Post, although he was unaware the incident had even happened.
“We thought Trump, realizing he fell, would rush to prime minister Abe and say something like: ‘Oh my gosh! Shinzo, are you OK?’ and give him a hand, but there was nothing of the kind,” the site reportedly wrote.
BYTERENCE CULLEN
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 11:14 AM
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Abe fell back into the sand trap but quickly regained his footing.
(YOUTUBE)
He was identified by the channel wearing black pants and a white sweater smacking the ball out of the crater, at which point an attendant ran in to rearrange the sand.
Trump, seen sporting a grey sweater, had turned his back and started walking away when his Japanese counterpart started to jog out of the bunker.
Abe appeared to nearly have both feet on the ground when he lost his balance and fell backward back into the trap.
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Trump and Abe bonded some more during their overseas trip.
(ANDREW HARNIK/AP)
He fell to his side, toppling a black cap off his head in the process. But Abe was quick to recover, gliding back up and out of the bunker.
Trump staffer Hope Hicks wears a tuxedo at Japanese banquet
Trump was reportedly oblivious to the whole incident.
Litera, a Japanese news website, called the President’s reaction “miserable,”according to the Washington Post, although he was unaware the incident had even happened.
“We thought Trump, realizing he fell, would rush to prime minister Abe and say something like: ‘Oh my gosh! Shinzo, are you OK?’ and give him a hand, but there was nothing of the kind,” the site reportedly wrote.
