Monument to 2019 car crush victims in Tokyo

Monument to 2019 car crush victims in Tokyo

A man prays on Sept. 15, 2021, in front of a monument to a woman and her young daughter who were killed in a 2019 car accident in Tokyo's Ikebukuro area. The driver, a former senior bureaucrat then 87 years old, has decided not to appeal a recent court ruling that sentenced him to five years in prison without suspension for negligence over the accident, sources close to him said the same day.

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