Japan doctors offering free treatment to poor people in Myanmar

Japan doctors offering free treatment to poor people in Myanmar

SAGAING, Myanmar - Photo taken June 5, 2013 shows nuns selecting foodstuff at a market near a charity hospital in Sagaing, a religious town in Myanmar, where a group of Japanese medical doctors, nurses and volunteer workers provide medical services to the needy. (Photo by Hiroko Harima)

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