China, Japan, S. Korea reconfirm cooperation on sandstorms

China, Japan, S. Korea reconfirm cooperation on sandstorms

BEIJING, China - (From L) Japanese Environment Minister Tetsuo Saito and his Chinese and South Korean counterparts Zhou Shengxian and Lee Maa Nee shake hands after agreeing to continue joint research and cooperation to tackle the region's sandstorms and air pollution at the 11th tripartite talks on the environment in Beijing on June 13. (Kyodo)

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