Ruling on noise damage at Iwakuni base to be handed down

Ruling on noise damage at Iwakuni base to be handed down

Photo taken Oct. 14, 2015, shows the Iwakuni air base in the western Japan city of Iwakuni. A district court will hand down a ruling on Oct. 15 on a lawsuit in which some 650 people living around the base are seeking compensation for noise damage and suspension of early morning and nighttime jet flights. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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