Japanese doctor remembered in Afghanistan

A picture of Japanese doctor Tetsu Nakamura, known for years of aid work in Afghanistan, is seen at a memorial gathering for him in Jalalabad on Dec. 4, 2024, exactly five years after he was killed in a roadside shooting in the eastern Afghan city.

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