Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force join Navy personnel in Hambantot beach clean-up operation

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Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force belonging to JMSDF “Ikazuchi”, engaged in a clean up programme with local navy personnel along the Hambantota beach stretch today (Jan 16).

The crew are on a goodwill visit to the Hambantota port (Jan 15).

Captain Ryoko Izuma, the mission commander of the ship also joined in with other sailors to engage in the clean up operation.

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