Japan medical team in quake-hit Myanmar

Japan medical team in quake-hit Myanmar

Photo taken on April 8, 2025, shows a temporary clinic set up by a 32-member team of medical workers from Japan in Mandalay, central Myanmar, devastated by a powerful earthquake on March 28. The delegation will end its mission on April 23.

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