Mobile library launched in Mumbai

MUMBAI, India - Children are shown the inside of a mobile learning center in Mumbai, India, on June 12, 2014. Japanese company Itochu Corp. and non-profit organization Save the Children Japan launched the project "Mobile Learning Centre" to provide learning opportunities to street children and those who are involved in child labor. (Kyodo)

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