New TEPCO chief vows to do best to restore public trust

New TEPCO chief vows to do best to restore public trust

TOKYO - Tsunehisa Katsumata (R), new president of Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO), gives a news conference along with his predecessor Naoya Minami (L) in Tokyo on Oct. 15. Katsumata pledged the utility would do its best to restore public trust following a series of cover-up scandals concerning defects at its nuclear power plants.

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