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Feb 4 • 01:00 UTC • 🇯🇵 Japan • Asahi Shimbun (JP)

"Did someone push my father?" A decade of apologies from the post office over the reality of suicide

The article reflects on the 10-year delay in Japan Post's apology to the family of a former postal worker who committed suicide after feeling pressured at work, highlighting the ongoing struggles of the deceased's three young children.

#suicide #apology #Japan Post #workplace pressure #Saitama

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