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LDP Presidential candidates debate reform and labor issues

Japan ·

The candidates were united in their commitment to addressing LDP’s transparency and financial management issues. Minister of Economic Security Takaichi emphasized that strict measures would be enforced to prevent future infractions, insisting that penalties for misconduct would not be overturned. Kobayashi Takayuki proposed creating a 'Party Modernization Executive Headquarters' to establish and enforce new rules aimed at restoring trust through increased transparency.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Yoshimasa Hayashi proposes review of Health Insurance Card integration into My Number System amid concerns

Japan ·

In a statement following a hospital visit in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward, Hayashi acknowledged the public’s apprehensions regarding the integration process. The current plan calls for phasing out existing health insurance cards and consolidating their functions into the My Number Card by December. However, Hayashi emphasized the need to address these concerns proactively to ensure a seamless transition.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi addresses impact of Miyazaki earthquake and Nankai trough connection

Japan ·

In addition to assessing the local impact, Hayashi indicated that the government is also examining the potential relationship between this earthquake and seismic activity associated with the Nankai Trough. The Nankai Trough, a well-known seismic zone off Japan's southeastern coast, has been closely monitored due to its history of generating major earthquakes. Hayashi’s remarks suggest that officials are investigating whether this recent quake could be linked to the broader seismic patterns of the Nankai Trough, which could have implications for future quake risks in the region.

By Ishita Agarwal