Panel to look into hospitality scandal in Japan

Panel to look into hospitality scandal in Japan

A third-party panel holds its first meeting at the Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry in Tokyo on March 17, 2021, to look into a wining and dining scandal that involved senior bureaucrats of the ministry and companies that they supervise.

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