Japan relief team for NZ quake victims

Japan relief team for NZ quake victims

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers leave the Metropolitan Police Department building in Tokyo to join the Japanese government's emergency relief team for New Zealand quake victims on Feb. 23, 2011. The 70-member relief team, which also includes Japan Coast Guard members, firefighters, and medical staff, will leave Narita airport the same day.

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