Schindler fixes elevator's programming glitches

Schindler fixes elevator's programming glitches

TOKYO, Japan - A worker from Swiss elevator maker Schindler fixes an elevator unit at Toshima fire station in Tokyo on June 17. On June 3, a Tokyo high school student was killed in a Schindler-made elevator when he was wedged between the floor of an ascending elevator and the building frame. (Pool photo)

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  • 2006/6/17 00:00:00
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