Japanese fact-finding team arrives in quake-hit Indonesia

Japanese fact-finding team arrives in quake-hit Indonesia

PADANG, Indonesia - A team of 11 officials of the Japanese Defense Ministry arrive in Indonesia's Padang, the capital of quake-hit West Sumatra Province, on Oct. 4, 2009, to conduct a fact-finding investigation in the area.

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