Japan emergency aid team to leave for quake-hit Algeria

Japan emergency aid team to leave for quake-hit Algeria

NARITA, Japan - A Japanese emergency aid team prepares to leave Narita airport on May 22 for Algeria, where more than 500 people were feared dead and thousands of others injured by an earthquake.

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