Cabinet OKs 895.4 bil. yen extra budget for FY 2007

Cabinet OKs 895.4 bil. yen extra budget for FY 2007

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda is about to take his seat at an extra Cabinet session convened in the Diet building on Dec. 20 to approve an 895.4 billion yen supplementary budget for fiscal 2007.

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