(2)Two Mitsui firms, miners sign settlement document

(2)Two Mitsui firms, miners sign settlement document

FUKUOKA, Japan - Shuji Nishino (L), president of Mitsui Mining Co., and Toshihiko Jo, representative of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit, shake hands after signing a settlement document in Fukuoaka on Aug. 1. Two Mitsui group mining firms agreed to pay 8.1 billion in compensation to 465 plaintiff for causing a lung disease.

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