Prosecutors arrest 4 in Nishimatsu Construction scandal

Prosecutors arrest 4 in Nishimatsu Construction scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken Jan. 14 shows the headquarters of Nishimatsu Construction Co. in Tokyo's Toranomon district. A former vice president of the company and three others were arrested the same day in connection with a case involving a former Nishimatsu official who allegedly embezzled about 100 million yen.

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