Court upholds ban on opening Nagasaki bay dike

Court upholds ban on opening Nagasaki bay dike

Photo taken in February 2015 shows a floodgate at the Isahaya Bay dike in southwestern Japan. The Nagasaki District Court on Nov. 10, 2015, upheld an injunction barring the government from opening the floodgates of a bay dike in Nagasaki Prefecture, further preventing the plan to examine whether its land reclamation project at Isahaya Bay is hurting local fishing. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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