Japan's SDF holds evacuation drill for Japanese nationals in Thailand

Japan's SDF holds evacuation drill for Japanese nationals in Thailand

Photo taken Feb. 15, 2015, shows a scene from an evacuation drill involving Japan's Self-Defense Forces and Japanese Embassy staff held at Utapao Royal Thai Navy Airfield, 140 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. The exercise was for Japanese nationals to test evacuation procedures if the country is stricken by a major earthquake. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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