Gov't begins hearing on firing JH chief Fujii

Gov't begins hearing on firing JH chief Fujii

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Highway Public Corp. (JH) President Haruho Fujii attends a hearing held by the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry in Tokyo on Oct. 17. The hearing is part of procedures to dismiss Fujii, who has been accused of hiding a financial statement showing JH's negative net worth.

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