Japanese evacuees from Sudan

Japanese evacuees from Sudan

Japanese evacuees from conflict-torn Sudan listen to a doctor as they undergo a medical check upon arrival at a Japan Self-Defense Forces base in Djibouti on April 24, 2023. An SDF plane transported 45 Japanese from Port Sudan in the country's northeast the same day.

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