JCO, 6 employees found guilty over fatal nuke accident

JCO, 6 employees found guilty over fatal nuke accident

MITO, Japan - Tomoyuki Inami (L), president of JCO Co., speaks at a press conference at the Mito District Court on March 3 after the local court found the company and six of its employees guilty of neglect leading to the deaths of two JOC workers in Japan's worst nuclear accident at its plant in Tokaimura, Ibaraki Prefecture, in 1999. (Kyodo)

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