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A Japanese government car speeding at 130 km/h ran a red light in Tokyo, killing one and injuring six.
A Japanese Cabinet Office vehicle speeding at about 130 km/h—more than double the 60 km/h limit—ran a red light in Tokyo’s Akasaka district on January 22, crashing into six other vehicles and killing one person, a 32-year-old taxi passenger, while injuring six others.
The car, which left the prime minister’s residence about 30 seconds before the crash, entered the intersection 68 seconds after the light turned red.
The 69-year-old contracted driver, recovering from injuries, is expected to be questioned as police investigate possible dangerous driving causing death and injury.
Initial reports of eight injured were revised to six.
Un automóvil del gobierno japonés corriendo a 130 km/h pasó una luz roja en Tokio, matando a uno e hiriendo a seis.