NHK reprimands 2 employees for padding expense accounts

NHK reprimands 2 employees for padding expense accounts

TOKYO, Japan - Hajime Miura, director of NHK's public relations bureau, tells a press conference on Feb. 10 the public broadcaster has reprimanded two employees for padding expense accounts while they were stationed as reporters at the network's Singapore bureau.

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