Authorities inspect condo sold by Huser over faked quake-proof data

FUJISAWA, Japan - Officers from investigative authorities inspect a condominium in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture sold by Huser Ltd., a property developer at the center of a building structure-data fabrication scandal, with a view to establishing a case involving building standards law violations.

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