2nd family from Kosovo arrives in Japan

OSAKA, Japan - A family of eight ethnic Albanians from Kosovo arrives at Kansai International Airport on July 30 to stay with their relatives in Japan. As the second family of refugees from Kosovo to come to Japan, they will stay with Ramo Dellovac, 31, who lives with his Japanese wife in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture. In May, five other relatives of the same man came to Japan from Kosovo. Japan allowed the second family to stay in Japan for up to 90 days under a status that allows for family visits.

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