Libya hospital officials to be trained in Japan

Libya hospital officials to be trained in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - An October 2011 file photo taken in Tripoli shows a man injured in Libya's civil war. Hospital and government officials from Libya will attend training sessions on rehabilitation and prosthetics manufacturing in Japan in September 2012 to help their compatriots disabled in the country's civil war, the Japan International Cooperation Agency said.

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