Japanese nuclear plant executives to resign over data-tampering scandal
Most outlets led with the resignation of top executives at Chubu Electric Power due to a data-tampering scandal. The Daily Times provided the names of the executives, while ARY News (English) included the company’s statement and context about the scandal being related to quake data. Both outlets framed the resignations as a direct consequence of the scandal.
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Japan nuclear operator chiefs to resign after data scandal
Top executives at Japanese nuclear operator Chubu Electric Power will resign following a quake data-tampering scandal. President Kingo Hayashi and Chairman Satoru Katsuno will leave their positions, the company announced Monday. The operator will also withdraw applications seeking approval to restart two reactors at its Hamaoka nuclear plant. The decisions follow growing scrutiny over inaccurat...
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Japan scandal-hit nuclear plant operator top executives to resign
TOKYO: Two top executives at Japanese nuclear plant operator Chubu Electric Power will step down following a quake data-tampering scandal, the company said in a statement
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