Kin of 38 Taiwan plane crash victims reach settlement

Kin of 38 Taiwan plane crash victims reach settlement

NAGOYA, Japan - Bereaved family members of 38 victims in the 1994 Taiwan's China Airlines crash at Nagoya airport speak at a press conference about their out-of-court settlement with the airline. The two parties agreed that China Airlines will pay the 16.4 million yen it had earlier offered to each family, plus an undisclosed amount. (Kyodo)

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