Tanimura donates 15 mil. yen to eradicate SARS in China

OSAKA, Japan - Japanese singer Shinji Tanimura (L), calling for donations to help eradicate severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in China, takes the lead by donating 15 million yen from proceeds of his concert in Osaka on July 13 to the Japanese Red Cross Society. (Kyodo)

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