Relief supplies for Honduras loaded

Relief supplies for Honduras loaded

Japanese Self-Defense Forces (SDF) personnel load relief supplies bound for hurricane-hit Honduras at the SDF Komaki Base in Nagoya on Nov. 12. The dispatch of a relief team to Honduras was formally approved at a cabinet session Nov. 13. ==Kyodo

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