Japanese tsunami expert lectures in Phuket

Japanese tsunami expert lectures in Phuket

PHUKET, Thailand - Yasuo Tanabe (R), a specialist of disaster prevention at the Japanese Fire & Disaster Management Agency (FDMA), speaks on tsunami at a lecture meeting held at a university in the tsunami-hit southern Thai report of Phuket on Jan. 11.

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