4 officials of Ishihara Sangyo held for unlawfully dumping waste

4 officials of Ishihara Sangyo held for unlawfully dumping waste

SUZUKA, Japan - Takeshi Sato, 69, a former member of Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha's board of directors and also a former deputy head of the company's Yokkaichi plant in Mie Prefecture, leaves his residence in Suzuka on Nov. 6. Ppolice later arrested him and three officials of the chemical maker and its subsidiaries for unlawfully disposing of a large amount of industrial waste in violation of the waste management law. (Kyodo)

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