Parents of late boy sue elevator maker over fatal accident

TOKYO, Japan - The parents (R and L in front) of Hirosuke Ichikawa, who was killed in an elevator accident in 2006, arrive at the Tokyo District Court to file a 250 million yen lawsuit Dec. 12 against the manufacturer, Schindler Elevator K.K., and others.

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