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its ally, but government leaders want to avoid any adverse impact to the economy. they say international cooperation is necessary to stop at the ran s nuclear program. japan gets about 10% of its crude oil from iran. authorities believe it is possible to secure oil from other exporters. still, government leaders say it could cause oil prices to surge and place a heavy burden on japanese corporations and households. they plan to study ways to reduce oil imports from iran, and request the u.s. allow exceptions for japan under certain conditions. members of the european union are divided when to impose an oil embargo. they, too, want to avoid negative impacts. they are trying to ban imports of crude oil and pet row chemical products to toughen economic sanctions against iran. they hope to reach an agreement in a meeting of foreign ministers on january 23rd. eu sources say britain and france are requesting immediate start to the embargo. greece, italy and spain want a moratorium.
at the bangkadee industrial park in the northern province neighboring the capital on thursday night. among dozens of high-tech manufacturers operating in the industrial park are japan s toshiba and sony corporations. in some parts of the state the ter is 2 meters deep. water also broke through a part flo w protecting t cata pouring into the northern part of bangkok. the area houses the don muang airport, where the ti gornntas set up the operation relief center. elter ab1,700 people erving as a from neighbori areas. thev he no ia en they ll be able to return home. officials along with some 500 volunteers are working around the clock to prepare relief aid for distribution to flood-stricken areas. for nhk world, bangkok. meanwhile, japan s industry minister, yukiyo he haddeno said the government is considering helping japanese victims afcted by the floods in thailand. the ministry launched a task force to study assistance for troubled japanese firms. speak of the meeting, eda