Japan-N. Korea Red Cross meeting

Japan-N. Korea Red Cross meeting

NARITA, Japan - Osamu Tasaka, director general of the International Department at the Japanese Red Cross Society, leaves Narita airport near Tokyo on March 19, 2014. He will attend a meeting of Red Cross societies of Japan and North Korea in Shenyang, northeastern China.

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