Court orders state to pay damages for noise at Iwakuni base

Court orders state to pay damages for noise at Iwakuni base

Lawyers representing plaintiffs who sought compensation for noise damage and suspension of early morning and nighttime jet flights at the Iwakuni air base, western Japan, hold banners to inform the court ruling on Oct. 15, 2015. The Yamaguchi District Court's Iwakuni branch ordered the state to pay damages, while rejecting the demand for flight suspension. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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