3 more Indonesians arrive as caregiver recruits under FTA

TOKYO, Japan - Three Indonesians arrive in Japan on Aug. 31 as caregiver recruits following the first batch of 205 nursing and caregiver recruits from Indonesia earlier this month under a bilateral economic partnership agreement that took effect July 1.

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