Tanaka may consider additional punishments over scandal

Tanaka may consider additional punishments over scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka speaks in an interview with members of the Foreign Ministry press club April 27. She said she may consider additional punishments for ministry officials who supervised a logistics chief during the time he is suspected of having misused public funds.

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