Panel to urge freezing some pending highway projects

Panel to urge freezing some pending highway projects

TOKYO, Japan - Journalist Naoki Inose, one of the seven-member government panel tasked with mapping out ways to privatize four road-related public corporations, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Aug. 27 after the panel meeting.

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