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Sayuri Okamoto on the Fatal Traffic Accident Involving a Kurdish Man: "I Had Heard From the Kurd Himself that 'the Traffic Light Wasn't Red,' but the Situation Suddenly Changed. I'm Sorry for Spreading Incorrect Information. I Should Have Investigated More thoroughly."

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Key Topic Summary Keiichi Hagiwara, a Wako City Council member, directly contacted Sayuri Okamoto regarding her posts about a fatal traffic accident involving a Kurdish man, and pointed out that the bereaved family is protesting the posts. Okamoto said that the Kurdish man who caused the accident...
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Key Topic Summary Keiichi Hagiwara, a Wako City Council member, directly contacted Sayuri Okamoto regarding her posts about a fatal traffic accident involving a Kurdish man, and pointed out that the bereaved family is protesting the posts. Okamoto said that the Kurdish man who caused the accident...

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Share News Japan broke the news in Japan on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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