Iraqi doctor seeks medical aid from Japan

Iraqi doctor seeks medical aid from Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Iraqi doctor Janan Ghalib Hassan urges Japanese to provide medical supplies to patients in Iraq in a meeting in Osaka on June 16. Janan, an expert on children's cancer working at a hospital in the southern Iraqi city of Basra, is currently looking after an Iraqi boy at Nagoya University Hospital in Nagoya.

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