Miyazaki chief treasurer questioned over bid rigging

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Takashi Eto, the chief treasurer of the Miyazaki prefectural government, leaves his home in the city of Miyazaki on Nov. 29 to be questioned by police about his suspected involvement in a bid-rigging scandal in the prefecture.

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