JR Kyushu Cuts President's Pay over Scandal at Ferry Unit
Fukuoka, Nov. 26 (Jiji Press)--Kyushu Railway Co., or JR Kyushu, said Tuesday that it will cut President Yoji Furumiya's pay by 30 pct for two months over a scandal in which a subsidiary covered up a water leak incident on a high-speed ferry.
The company also announced disciplinary dismissals for Wataru Tanaka, then president of the subsidiary, JR Kyushu Jet Ferry Inc., and then ofificals in charge of safety and ship operations.
(2024/11/26-22:07)
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