Japanese SDF medical team examines patient in quake-struck Nepal

Japanese SDF medical team examines patient in quake-struck Nepal

A member of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces' (SDF) medical aid team examines on May 1, 2015, a man in poor health in Kathmandu hit by a killer quake a week ago. Rescue efforts by Japan and other members of the international community have accelerated a week after the devastating temblor. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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