Police raid Hanshin Expressway HQ over bid rigging

OSAKA, Japan - Police officials make for the headquarters of Hanshin Expressway Public Corp. in Osaka on Nov. 3 to collect evidence in a bid-rigging case involving a former deputy manager of the public road entity's Osaka administration department. (Kyodo)

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