Matsushita heaters found faulty after repair total 14

Matsushita heaters found faulty after repair total 14

OSAKA, Japan - Yoshitaka Hayashi (R), senior managing director of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., bows in apology at the end of a news conference at a hotel in Osaka on Dec. 9. The company said that a total of 14 defective kerosene heaters it had recalled and repaired had subsequently broken down. (Kyodo)

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