Japan Display plant

File photo taken on June 18, 2019, shows Japan Display Inc.'s plant in Tottori, western Japan. Uncertainty has increased over the course of a bailout plan worked out by foreign companies in April for the ailing Japanese display maker. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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