Ministry asks Japan Post Service to explain parcel delivery delay

Ministry asks Japan Post Service to explain parcel delivery delay

TOKYO, Japan - Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Kazuhiro Haraguchi (L) hands to Japan Post Service Co. President Shinichi Nabekura documents demanding the company explain in writing significant delays in its parcel delivery operations by the end of this month at his ministry in Tokyo on July 6, 2010. (Kyodo)

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