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Get insights on Asia’s most pressing issues from our regional correspondents By signing up, I accept SPH Media's Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy as amended from time to time. The driver instructed the group to drop 150 yen worth of coins into a fare collection box, and accepted a 1,000 yen bill by hand and did not report it properly. Despite being caught on camera, he tried to deny it during a meeting with his superior. The driver had been reprimanded several times during his career over various incidents, according to the ruling. This included repeatedly smoking an electronic cigarette while on duty, albeit when there were no passengers on board. Kyoto City hailed the decision. “Each one of the bus drivers works alone and handles public money. We took it very seriously that embezzlement related to this area of our work took place,” Mr Shinichi Hirai, an official at Kyoto’s public transport bureau, told AFP. “If our strict measures were not accepted, then our organisation could become careless, and it could result in eroding the public’s trust,” he said. AFP Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
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