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Posted on 17/05/2022 by admin

Lawyer of man in Japan mistakenly paid 46.3 mil. yen in COVID aid says money is gone

A man in Abu, Yamaguchi Prefecture, who was mistakenly paid 46.3 million yen (about $358,000) in coronavirus pandemic aid has …
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