Ex-home affairs minister Sato released on 10 mil. yen bail

Ex-home affairs minister Sato released on 10 mil. yen bail

NAGOYA, Japan - Former home affairs minister Kanju Sato leaves Nagoya Detention House on April 21 on release on 10 million yen bail following his indictment in March on a fraud charge for pocketing state money. (Kyodo)

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