Diet endorses 2.5 tril. yen extra budget

TOKYO - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (R front) and Finance Minister Masajuro Shiokawa bow at the House of Councillors' plenary session in the Diet in Tokyo on Feb. 1 after the upper house approved the 2.5 trillion yen second extra budget for the current fiscal year. An electric board behind them shows 136 upper house members endorsing the budget, with 95 against it.

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