(3)Japan provides equipment to Iraq hospital

(3)Japan provides equipment to Iraq hospital

SAMAWAH, Iraq - Japan provided 36 million yen worth of medical equipment to a maternity hospital in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah on March 14. Flies are seen on an oxygen mask worn by a child at the hospital. (Kyodo)

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