Police wind up support mission in disaster-hit Iwate

Police wind up support mission in disaster-hit Iwate

OFUNATO, Japan - Police officers from across Japan who have supported operations in disaster-hit Iwate Prefecture line up at a send-off ceremony in Ofunato in the Prefecture on Feb. 10, 2012. They will return to their original prefectures as they wrap up their mission.

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