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Japan Sends Military Helicopters to Aid Indonesia’s Wildfire Efforts
Japan will deploy three CH-47 military helicopters to assist Indonesian authorities in combating widespread wildfires across the archipelago. The deployment marks a significant step in bilateral disaster relief cooperation between the two nations.
29 Aug, 04:00 — 29 Aug, 06:37
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japan-timesMostly Factual21h ago
Japan to send SDF helicopters to wildfire-hit Indonesia
The helicopters will be used for firefighting activities — the first time the SDF will conduct such operations overseas.
Read full article →tempo-englishMostly Factual18h ago
Japan to Send 3 Helicopters to Help Indonesia Battle Wildfires
Japan will send three CH-47 helicopters and about 600 personnel to help Indonesia fight forest fires, in its first overseas firefighting mission.
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First report: japan-times · 29 Aug, 04:00|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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