The group of about 20 lawmakers aims to set rules against counterfeit cards and bulk resale
Japan Ruling Party MPs Form Group to Protect $2.1 Billion Trading Card Market
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Lawmakers from Japan's ruling party have formed a bipartisan group to protect the country's trading card market, which is valued at US$2.1 billion. The group, comprising about 20 lawmakers, aims to establish rules to address issues such as counterfeit cards and bulk purchases for resale, according to reports.
In a separate incident, an explosion in a residential building in Japan injured 20 people, with two of them hospitalized. However, other reports indicate that the death toll has risen to 34, with dozens more injured. The exact circumstances of the explosion remain unclear, and authorities are investigating.
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TBS: 20 people injured in explosion in residential building in Japan.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe group, consisting of some 20 lawmakers, is seeking to improve the trading card environment by setting up rules to address issues such as counterfeit cards and bulk purchases for resale.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesJapan’s ruling party MPs form group to protect US$2.1 billion trading card market.
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"20 people were injured in the incident, two of them were hospitalized.
according to Argumenty i FaktyAccording to the latest data, 34 people died, dozens were injured.
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