Myanmar refugees to arrive in Japan

Myanmar refugees to arrive in Japan

BANGKOK, Thailand - A group of Myanmar refugees arrives in Bangkok airport on Sept. 29, 2011, to head to Japan under a U.N.-promoted third-country resettlement program.

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