Iraqi boy to have eye operation in Tokyo next week

Iraqi boy to have eye operation in Tokyo next week

NAGOYA, Japan - Mohamad Haytham Saleh, a 10-year-old Iraqi boy whose left eye was badly injured during the fighting in the country, speaks at a press donference in Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture, on Dec. 7. He will undergo a second operation in suburban Tokyo on Dec. 14.

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