Police raid garbage disposal company over Manila shipment

Police raid garbage disposal company over Manila shipment

YUKI, Japan - A police officer takes out boxes of documents from the office of Nisso Ltd., an industrial-waste disposal company, in Yuki, Ibaraki Prefecture, on Jan. 14. Police raided Nisso's office on suspicion that it illegally exported 2,700 tons of household and medical waste to the Philippines last year.

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