Ten Afghans who were evacuated to Pakistan after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan last month will leave for Japan as early as Sunday, Japanese government officials said Saturday.
The 10 Afghans include two workers with the Japan International Cooperation Agency and their family members, and are among people covered by the Japanese government's evacuation mission related to the Afghanistan crisis.
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