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Japan reports 36 serious consumer accidents among 113 cases
Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency has released its latest list of consumer accidents that caused death or injury. Government bodies reported 113 such accidents under the Consumer Safety Act, and 36 of them were classed as serious. The full details are in a PDF linked from the agency's page.
What does it mean?
Japan's consumer agency has counted up accidents where a product or service may have hurt someone. Of the 113 cases reported, 36 were serious enough to be called serious accidents. If you want the specific products and details, you would need to open the PDF on the agency's website.
Who is affected?
Consumers in Japan who use products and services covered by the Consumer Safety Act.