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Hiroshima Prefecture has started discussions on revising the salaries of the governor and the pay of prefectural assembly members. A compensation review council has begun its work, and its conclusions are expected to influence how local officials are paid. The move is being reported by regional outlets including the Chugoku Shimbun and 47NEWS.
- 2Ransomware attack hits Keio Electric Railway payment systems●おお、あ、秋田よ 京王電鉄にランサム攻撃 決済に障害、鉄道影響なし https://www. 47news.jp/14997568.html # 神 # news # bot
Keio Electric Railway, a major private railway operator in Tokyo, has been hit by a ransomware attack that disrupted its payment and settlement systems. The company says train operations themselves were not affected, and services continue to run normally while it deals with the cyberattack. The incident adds to a string of ransomware attacks on Japanese organisations, drawing attention to the vulnerability of critical transport infrastructure.
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The Oakland/Sacramento Athletics played the Houston Astros in a series of MLB games in late September 2026, with match results from September 27 and 28 circulating on Japanese sports news sites. Outlets such as 47NEWS and au Web Portal published game reports, and the Astros' recent series against the Seattle Mariners also drew coverage. Interest centers on how the season-ending matchup affected the American League West standings.
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Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has taken administrative action against three nurses in Hokkaido. The disciplinary measure, reported by 47NEWS, was announced amid ongoing scrutiny of nursing standards and professional conduct in Japan's healthcare system. Details of the specific violations and the nature of the penalties were not provided in the initial report.
- 5Aizuwakamatsu municipal newsletter draws puzzled reactions●最初テレビで熊本を見かけたときは、何のことかわからなかったカミ。ようやく理解できたカミ 市町村だより 会津若松 ■東山囲碁・将棋友の会秋季大会 https://www. 47news.jp/15012319.html # 神 # news
A local newsletter from Aizuwakamatsu city in Fukushima prefecture, announcing the Higashiyama Go and Shogi club's autumn tournament, is circulating alongside comments from a reader who says watching news from Kumamoto on television initially made no sense but is now finally understood. The municipal bulletin covers community activities in the city, and the item appears in Japanese local news coverage shared by 47news.