Narita airport increases foreign workers

Narita airport increases foreign workers

NARITA, Japan, Aug. 23 Kyodo - Photo taken on Aug. 11, 2018, shows foreign workers engaging in cleaning work at a terminal in Narita airport, near Tokyo. Roughly 10 percent of the some 300 cleaners at one of the busiest airports in Japan are foreign workers.

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