Japan to use $153 million in reserve funds for Kumamoto quake relief
Japan's Cabinet has approved 24.2 billion yen ($153 million) in reserve funds for relief efforts following the Kumamoto earthquake.
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Japan's Cabinet has approved the use of 24.2 billion yen ($153 million) in reserve funds for relief following the Kumamoto earthquake a week ago, Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said on Tuesday.
($1 = 157.6600 yen)
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