2 daycare managers held over baby's death in Tokyo

TOYAMA, Japan - Police investigators enter the head office of nationwide daycare chain Chibikko-En in Toyama on June 23 to gather evidence. Police arrested the same day two Chibikko-En managers on suspicion of negligence resulting in the death in March of a toddler placed in their care.

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