Vietnamese nurse working at Japanese hospital

Vietnamese nurse working at Japanese hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Vietnamese nurse Dinit Thi Chuc (L) holds a meeting with a colleague at Kashiwado Hospital in Chiba, east to Tokyo, on Nov. 5, 2014. Nurses from Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines have been employed by Japanese medical institutions in response to their manpower shortage.

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