Myanmar president inspects power plants in Kanagawa

TOKYO, Japan - Myanmar President Thein Sein (L front) is briefed by Masayoshi Kitamura (R front), president of Electric Power Development Co., about the company's environmentally friendly and highly efficient coal-fired power plant technology. They are pictured while on the roof of a thermal power plant run by the company in Yokohama, near Tokyo, on April 22, 2012.

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