Many firms interested in new business of checking illegal parkin

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives of companies interested in a new business opportunity to identify illegally parked cars attend a briefing sponsored by the National Police Agency in Tokyo on Feb. 28 prior to the work being privatized in the near future. (Kyodo)

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