Boy from Myanmar leaves hospital after surgery

Boy from Myanmar leaves hospital after surgery

OKAYAMA, Japan - Three-year-old Kyaw Soe Lwin, in his mother's arms, leaves a hospital in the city of Okayama in western Japan on Oct. 29. The boy from Myanmar has recovered from an operation on Oct. 6 to remove a large tumor in his neck.

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