Defense Agency fact-finding mission arrives in Indonesia

Defense Agency fact-finding mission arrives in Indonesia

YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia - A 20-member Defense Agency fact-finding mission arrives in Yogyakarta airport, Indonesia, on May 31, ahead of Japan's planned dispatch of a Self-Defense Forces contingent to provide medical support and other relief in the quake-hit area on the island of Java.

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