Diet passes FY '2005 extra budget, to shift to 2006 budget

Diet passes FY '2005 extra budget, to shift to 2006 budget

TOKYO, Japan - Environment Minister Yuriko Koike bow in appreciation after a fiscal 2005 supplementary budget designed to finance government measures to deal with such recent social issues as asbestos-induced health problems, buildings' safety defects and bird flu was endorsed in a House of Councillors plenary session on Feb. 3. (Kyodo)

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