Japan's medical aid team arrives in Bali Island

Japan's medical aid team arrives in Bali Island

YOKYAKARTA, Indonesia - Sakae Ueno (L), head of an 18-member medical aid team of Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF), is greeted by an Indonesian army officer in charge of relief operations on arrival at Yokyakarta airport on Bali Island on June 2.

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