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Dentsu received 97 per cent of the ¥76.9 billion awarded via a tender to a company it co-founded to support the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s relief fund for small and mid-sized enterprises , showed a government document seen by Reuters. Scrutiny of the use of private companies to run the relief scheme comes as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s support rate has slid, partly due to his handling of the pandemic which critics have called clumsy.
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