Loan for Thai flood

Loan for Thai flood

BANGKOK, Thailand - Banthoon Lamsam (L), CEO and president of Kasikornbank, and Kazuo Yuhara, an official of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, pose for photos during a signing ceremony in Bangkok on April 19, 2012, for a 7.5 billion yen loan to assist flood-hit Thai-Japanese ventures.

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