(1)New Kabul park opens with Japanese aid

(1)New Kabul park opens with Japanese aid

KABUL, Afghanistan - Children cross a bridge in a riverside park in Kabul on May 29, the opening day of the park, which was built with $60,000 in aid from Japan under the U.N. Recovery and Employment Afghanistan Program (REAP).

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