Japan will send its second medical team to Myanmar on Saturday to meet increasing health care needs in the Southeast Asian country after a powerful earthquake last month, Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said.Iwaya said at a press conference on Friday that in addition to the 37-member team, the government will also deliver additional humanitarian supplies such as feed water tanks and tents to schools in Myanmar's second-largest city Mandalay, located near the epicenter of the March 28 magnitude 7.7 quake.Japan dispatched its first, 32-member medical team, including doctors and nurses, and a S…READ FULL ARTICLE
