(CORRECTED) Japanese team begins relief work in quake-hit area

(CORRECTED) Japanese team begins relief work in quake-hit area

QINGCHUAN, China - The first group of Japan's emergency disaster relief team begins rescue and recovery operations May 16 at a collapsed hospital staff dormitory in Qingchuan County in the western Chinese province of Sichuan, hit by the devastating May 12 earthquake. (Kyodo)

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