Family of Japanese quake victims leaves for Pakistan

Family of Japanese quake victims leaves for Pakistan

NARITA, Japan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the devastating earthquake that struck South Asia on Oct. 8, prepare to leave Narita airport for Pakistan on Oct. 10 to identify his body. At right is his elder brother, Yasufumi, followed by Narahara's mother, Takako.

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