(2)Japan's MSDF recovers 1 body off Phuket

(2)Japan's MSDF recovers 1 body off Phuket

OFF PHYKET, Thailand - Crewmen in a life boat from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer Takanami search for victims of Sunday's earthquake and tsunamis off the Thai resort island of Phuket on Dec. 29. The photo was released by the Maritime Self-Defense Force. (Kyodo)

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