Japan to send investigators to China over dumpling poisoning

Japan to send investigators to China over dumpling poisoning

TOKYO, Japan - Fumio Kishida (R), state minister in charge of quality-of-life policy affairs, addresses an inter-ministry meeting held at the Cabinet Office on Feb. 3 on pesticide-laced frozen dumplings made in Hebei, China. Tokyo will send an experts mission to China to investigate the matter, Kishida said.

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