2 Afghan doctors arrive from Japan to help refugees

2 Afghan doctors arrive from Japan to help refugees

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Kazem Ahmadyar (L) and Asghar Ahmadyar, two of four Afghan brothers who are all doctors living in Japan, arrive in Islamabad on Oct. 29 to help treat Afghan refugees fleeing to Pakistan. The two other Ahmadyar brothers -- Akbar and Jafar -- will join Kazem and Asghar in Pakistan early next month.

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