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Japan gives Indonesia 23.18 billion yen loan for disaster prevention
Japan and Indonesia agreed Tuesday that Japan will provide up to 23.18 billion yen in a loan for not only relief and reconstruction but also, for the first time in Tokyo’s foreign aid, disaster prevention, the Foreign Ministry said.
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