OSAKA (Kyodo) Two Japan Post Service Co. officials under arrest for allegedly allowing companies to save on postal fees by sending direct mail using a discount for disabled people probably took advantage of lax management, investigators said Wednesday.
Mitsuo Yamamoto, 59, the manager of Japan Post Service’s Shin-Osaka branch, and Satoshi Suzuki, 39, a Shin-Tokyo branch official, were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of breaking the postal law.
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