S. Koreans donate for Japan quake victims

S. Koreans donate for Japan quake victims

SEOUL, South Korea - People donate money to rescue efforts for Japan's massive earthquake at Jogyesa Buddhist temple in Seoul on March 15, 2011. Many organizations in South Korea are raising donations to assist Japan's recovery.

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