40 bil. yen in taxpayer money misused in FY 2002

TOKYO, Japan - Board of Audit of Japan President Tsutomu Sugiura (L) presents to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi on Nov. 28 a fiscal 2002 audit report stating government departments and affiliates wasted or improperly used about 40 billion yen in taxpayer money, the highest sum in 20 years.

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