Over 100 pension offices in Japan experience computer problems

Over 100 pension offices in Japan experience computer problems

KUMAMOTO, Japan - People inquiring about their pension accounts data wait at a social insurance office in Kumamoto, Kumamoto Prefecture, on June 10 following the revelation of blunders by Japan's Social Insurance Agency in keeping track of data on a massive number of pension accounts. The Kumamoto office, along with more than 100 social insurance offices across Japan, experienced problems earlier in the day with a computer system containing public pension records.

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