Hyogo Pref. sends quake relief supplies to Iran

Hyogo Pref. sends quake relief supplies to Iran

KOBE, Japan - Some 50 boxes of quake relief supplies provided by Hyogo Prefecture, including medical goods and generators, are loaded into a van Dec. 28 to help people hit by a strong earthquake in the ancient Iranian city of Bam. The prefecture was hard hit by the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake. (Kyodo)

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