Transport ministry instructs Schindler to take necessary steps

Transport ministry instructs Schindler to take necessary steps

TOKYO, Japan - A Japanese transport ministry official (R) instructs an executive (2nd from L) from elevator maker Schindler to take necessary measures after Schindler was found to have fraudulently acquired inspection licenses.

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