Call to revise Minamata disease recognition delays final report

Call to revise Minamata disease recognition delays final report

TOKYO, Japan - TOKYO - Environment Minister Yuriko Koike (standing) speaks at her private advisory panel on the Minamata disease at the Environment Ministry in Tokyo on April 21.

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