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Dump Truck Accident at Awa Pier: Okinawa Prefecture and National Government Disagree on Safety Measures; Cause of Accident Remains Unclear One Year After Soil Transport Resumed | Okinawa Times + Plus

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On the 22nd, it will be one year since the Okinawa Defense Bureau resumed transporting soil for landfill construction at Awa Pier in Henoko, Nago City, which was involved in a fatal accident in June last year in which a woman protesting against the new base and a male security guard were hit by a dump truck.
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Dump Truck Accident at Awa Pier: Okinawa Prefecture and National Government Disagree on Safety Measures; Cause of Accident Remains Unclear One Year After Soil Transport Resumed | Okinawa Times + Plus

On the 22nd, it will be one year since the Okinawa Defense Bureau resumed transporting soil for landfill construction at Awa Pier in Henoko, Nago City, which was involved in a fatal accident in June last year in which a woman protesting against the new base and a male security guard were hit by a dump truck.

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沖縄タイムス＋プラス broke the news in on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
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