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bokuda
nice played, Japan!
that's the most humanitarian thing to do.
Paul
No need to repatriate them, they are in safe hands. I mean they are in the hands of the very humanitarian army aren't they? The same army that has burned down villages and raped and killed the inhabitants. No, there is no need at all to repatriate them, and it will be too expensive...
Antiquesaving
Now I wonder where they got that idea from?
Lazarus Knows
Love to abandon my citizens to a military coup. It’s so fun.
commanteer
No need for hysteria. No country is repatriating people at this point for the simple reason that foreign nationals are in no obvious danger. Nobody is being "abandoned."
Jtsnose
Japan should consider the number of its imperiled people abroad, before engaging in expenses such as hosting the Olympics.
OssanAmerica
Internation flights out of Myanmar are to continue till March 31. At present flights out of Yangon to Narta, Seoul, Singapore continue. Although a State ofEmergency in effect there is no violence at this time that would warrant any country needing to repatriate it's nationals. Any country, not just Japan.