Japan to send 23-member rescue team to quake-hit Morocco

Japan to send 23-member rescue team to quake-hit Morocco

TOKYO, Japan - A 23-member Japanese rescue team prepares to leave Narita airport on Feb. 25 to help the Moroccan government search for survivors of a powerful earthquake in the northeast of the country. (Kyodo)

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