Pakistanis in Toyama Pref. call for donations for quake victims

Pakistanis in Toyama Pref. call for donations for quake victims

TAKAOKA, Japan - A Japanese woman makes a contribution on Oct. 15 in front of JR Takaoka station in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture on the Sea of Japan coast as Pakistanis living in the prefecture call for donations to help victims in their quake-hit country.

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