Land minister Ishihara sacks JH president Fujii

Land minister Ishihara sacks JH president Fujii

TOKYO, Japan - Land minister Nobuteru Ishihara briefs reporters on the dismissal of Japan Highway Public Corp. (JH) President Haruho Fujii at his ministry on Oct. 5. Ishihara said Fujii will tender his resignation Oct. 6 over an allegation that he hid a financial statement showing the corporation's negative net worth.

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