(1)JR West shows compensation plan to bereaved families

(1)JR West shows compensation plan to bereaved families

TAKARAZUKA, Japan - West Japan Railway Co. employees bow to members of the bereaved families of those who died in a derailment in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, in April as they arrive at a hotel in Takarazuka to listen to the company's basic compensation program on June 18.

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