EPA chief Nukaga received 15 mil. yen from KSD

EPA chief Nukaga received 15 mil. yen from KSD

TOKYO, Japan - Economic Planning Agency chief Fukushiro Nukaga (file photo) was alleged on Dec. 30 to have received a total of 15 million yen in cash from the former president and founder of scandal-hit industrial insurance provider KSD.

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