Mizuho Bank ATM glitch

Mizuho Bank President and CEO Koji Fujiwara (R) bows in apology at a press conference in Tokyo on March 1, 2021, over a system failure that prevented customers from withdrawing cash from thousands of the major Japanese bank's machines.

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