Indonesia health workers study Japanese to work in Japan

Indonesia health workers study Japanese to work in Japan

BANDUNG, Indonesia - Indonesian nurses and caregivers attend the opening ceremony of a training session for the Japanese language at the Indonesian University of Education in Bandung on June 8, 2010. They hope to get work in Japan's health sector.

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