MSDF to supply drinking water to eruption-hit Tonga

MSDF to supply drinking water to eruption-hit Tonga

Photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter shows drinking water and other relief supplies bound for Tonga being loaded onto the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's transport vessel Osumi at its base in Kure in Hiroshima Prefecture on Jan. 24, 2022. The South Pacific islands nation suffered severe damage after an undersea volcanic eruption and related tsunami struck around 10 days earlier.

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