Scenes from quake-hit Java Island

Scenes from quake-hit Java Island

BANTUL, Indonesia - Advance team members of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces are briefed on the situation in Bantul on Java Island on May 31 after the powerful earthquake that struck four days earlier.

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