(1)N-safety agency searched over bribery case

(1)N-safety agency searched over bribery case

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers walk into the office of the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency on Aug. 1 for search over the arrest overnight of an employee of the agency on suspicion of receiving bribes.

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