11-member Japanese medical team heads for quake-hit Indonesia

NARITA, Japan - Eleven members of a Japanese medical team leave Narita Airport, northeast of Tokyo, on March 30 for Indonesia's Nias Island to provide medical assistance to victims of the March 28 major earthquake off Sumatra.

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