Bus company head arrested over highway accident

Bus company head arrested over highway accident

TAKASAKI, Japan - Yumihide Hariu, president of tour bus operator Rikuentai, is escorted to a police station in Gunma Prefecture on May 28, 2012, after being arrested over Japan's worst single-vehicle highway accident the previous month in the prefecture that killed seven passengers and injured 38 others. Hariu, 55, is suspected of allowing driver Kazan Kono to use his company's name to obtain business permits for Kono's four buses in violation of the Road Transportation Law. (Kyodo)

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