(4)World leaders gather for meeting on Asian quake, tsunami reli

(4)World leaders gather for meeting on Asian quake, tsunami reli

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi joins world leaders at an emergency summit held in Jakarta on Jan. 6 to discuss relief measures for the countries devastated by the earthquake and tsunami disasters that claimed about 150,000 lives. (Kyodo)

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