SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

BANTUL, Indonesia - Members of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission listen to residents at a makeshift clinic they opened on June 3 in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake.

  • Product Code
  • ILEA001115482
  • Registered date
  • 2006/6/03 00:00:00
  • Credit
  • Kyodo / Kyodo News Images
  • Media source
  • 2006 Kyodo News
  • Media size
  • 1864 × 1205 pixel
  • Resolution
  • dpi
  • Deployment size
  • 781.03(KB)*
  • Special instruction

*File size when opened in Photoshop, etc.

Similar Images & Videos
    Kashiwazaki residents bid farewell to GSDF members

    Kashiwazaki residents bid farewell to GSDF members

    KASHIWAZAKI, Japan - Children in Kashiwazaki, Niigata Prefecture bid farewell to members of the Ground Self-Defense Force who have completed their rescue-and-rebuild mission at Kashiwazaki and Kariwa, the two adjoining Niigata towns badly damaged by the magnitude 6.8 earthquake which hit the region on July 16. Several thousands of residents turned out at a thank-you ceremony held in honor of the departing GSDF members in Kashiwazaki on Aug. 27. GSDF members will complete their pullout from Kariwa on Aug. 28
      SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

      SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

      BANTUL, Indonesia - Members of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission listen to residents at a makeshift clinic they opened on June 3 in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)
        SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

        SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

        BANTUL, Indonesia - A member of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission talks at an Indonesian mother and her son at a makeshift clinic the team opened on June 3 in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)
          SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

          SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

          BANTUL, Indonesia - Members of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission make preparations to set up a makeshift clinic in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)
            SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

            SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

            BANTUL, Indonesia - Residents wait for their turns at a makeshift clinic which a Japanese Self-Defense Forces medical team opened in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake.
              SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

              SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

              BANTUL, Indonesia - Residents in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region gather at a makeshift clinic which a Japanese Self-Defense Forces medical team opened there on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake.
                SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                BANTUL, Indonesia - A member of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission talks at an Indonesian mother and her son at a makeshift clinic the team opened on June 3 in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake.
                  SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                  SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                  BANTUL, Indonesia - Residents in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region gather at a makeshift clinic which a Japanese Self-Defense Forces medical team opened there on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)
                    SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                    SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                    BANTUL, Indonesia - Members of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces team on an emergency relief mission make preparations to set up a makeshift clinic in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake.
                      SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                      SDF emergency relief team opens clinic in quake-hit Yogyakarta

                      BANTUL, Indonesia - Residents wait for their turns at a makeshift clinic which a Japanese Self-Defense Forces medical team opened in the Gunung Kidul area of Indonesia's Yogyakarta Special Region on June 3 to treat victims of the May 27 killer quake. (Kyodo)