Ministry's regional offices bought leisure goods with public funds

Ministry's regional offices bought leisure goods with public funds

OSAKA, Japan - The Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry said June 24 its regional offices across the country purchased sports uniforms and other supplies for recreational use with public funds. Photo shows one such uniform bought by an Osaka office.

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