(CORRECTED)Aneha, other key figures arrested in quake-data fakin

(CORRECTED)Aneha, other key figures arrested in quake-data fakin

TOKYO, Japan - Disqualified architect Hidetsugu Aneha (C) arrives at Tsukiji Police Station in Tokyo on April 26 after being arrested in connection with the earthquake-resistance data fabrication scandal. (Kyodo)

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