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Matsuyama's "Ohno Kaihatsu" Referred to Prosecutors for Alleged Failure to Install Emergency Stop Device After Employee Died Trapped in Conveyor Belt [Ehime]

In June of this year, a male employee died after being caught in a conveyor belt at a waste disposal company's facility in Toon City, Ehime Prefecture. The company and its safety officer were referred to prosecutors on the 2nd on suspicion of negligence in safety measures. The company referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Industrial Safety and Health Act are "Ohno Kaihatsu," a waste disposal company located in Kita-Umemoto-cho, M…
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In June of this year, a male employee died after being caught in a conveyor belt at a waste disposal company's facility in Toon City, Ehime Prefecture. The company and its safety officer were referred to prosecutors on the 2nd on suspicion of negligence in safety measures. The company referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Industrial Safety and Health Act are "Ohno Kaihatsu," a waste disposal company located in Kita-Umemoto-cho, M…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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