Japanese medical team ends mission in flood-hit Pakistan

Japanese medical team ends mission in flood-hit Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Yuichi Koido (R), primary doctor of a Japanese medical team, and Kiyomi Sugiyama, nurse chief, speak at a hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Sept. 23, 2010, after completing a medical relief mission in the flood-hit Punjab region. Koido said improvement of infrastructure is the primary necessity as many health problems including malaria are caused by poor sanitary conditions. (Kyodo)

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