Mizuho Bank's ATMs malfunction at some branches

Mizuho Bank's ATMs malfunction at some branches

TOKYO, Japan - Customers walk into the Toranomon branch of newly created Mizuho Bank in Tokyo on April 1. The bank, launched under the wing of Mizuho Holdings Inc., said its automated teller machines (ATMs) malfunctioned at some branches, preventing customers of other banks from withdrawing cash.

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