Japan mulls $1.2 mil. in grant aid to cyclone-hit Pacific nations

Japan mulls $1.2 mil. in grant aid to cyclone-hit Pacific nations

Japanese Parliamentary Vice Foreign Minister Kentaro Sonoura (R) visits a hospital in cyclone-hit Port Vila, Vanuatu, on March 22, 2015. Japan is considering providing $1.2 million in emergency grant aid to Vanuatu and other pacific nations devastated by Cyclone Pam. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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