Health ministry official arrested over postal discount abuse

Health ministry official arrested over postal discount abuse

OSAKA, Japan - Tsutomu Kamimura, a Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry official in charge of administration pertaining to the handicapped, looks down as he arrives at the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office in Osaka on May 26. Kamimura was arrested on suspicion of falsifying public documents and using them in postal system abuse. (Kyodo)

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