Ministry asks Japan Post Service to explain parcel delivery delays

Ministry asks Japan Post Service to explain parcel delivery delays

TOKYO, Japan - Shinichi Nabekura, president of Japan Post Service Co., speaks to reporters at the Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry in Tokyo on July 6, 2010, after meeting with internal affairs minister Kazuhiro Haraguchi. Haraguchi called on Nabekura to explain in writing significant delays in the company's parcel delivery operations by the end of this month.

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