SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

BANTUL, Indonesia - Residents in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region gather at a makeshift clinic which a Japanese Self-Defense Forces medical team opened there on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)

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