Japanese police depart for peacekeeping in E. Timor

Japanese police depart for peacekeeping in E. Timor

TOKYO, Japan - Two police officers and a liaison person leaves Narita airport, northeast of Tokyo, for Bali, Indonesia, on Jan. 31 as Japan's civilian mission for a U.N. peacekeeping operation in the volatile East Timor.

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