Bankrupt city of Yubari launches 18-year reconstruction program

Bankrupt city of Yubari launches 18-year reconstruction program

TOKYO, Japan - Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Yoshihide Suga (L) talks with Yubari Mayor Kenji Goto (C) and Hokkaido Governor Harumi Takahashi at the Diet in Tokyo on March 6 to formally approve the designation of Yubari city as a local government undergoing financial reconstruction, the equivalent of bankruptcy of a private enterprise. (Kyodo)

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