Japanese Red Cross sends staff to quake-hit Haiti

Japanese Red Cross sends staff to quake-hit Haiti

NARITA, Japan - Naomichi Shirata, a Japanese Red Cross official, prepares to leave Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on Jan. 13, 2010, for a two-week trip to Haiti to assess personnel and supply requirements for relief efforts following a strong earthquake the previous day .

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