M'bishi Fuso apologizes to kin over Yamaguchi accident

M'bishi Fuso apologizes to kin over Yamaguchi accident

KOKUBU, Japan - Three Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Corp. executives including Senior Vice President Tetsuo Fujii bow in apology to relatives of a dead truck driver at their home in Kokubu, Kagoshima Prefecture May 23. The driver was killed in an accident while at the wheel of a defective Mitsubishi truck in October 2002. (Pool photo)

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