Railway operators in and around Tokyo have jointly launched a campaign warning people accused of groping not to flee by running along the railway tracks.
Railway operators in and around Tokyo have jointly launched a campaign warning people accused of groping not to flee by running along the railway tracks.
19 operators in the Tokyo metropolitan area and police say they are stepping up vigilance against groping inside trains and stations. The initiative began Monday and will continue for 12 days.
In Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, the busiest in Japan, station officials have put up posters calling on passengers to speak up when groped, or when witnessing a groping incident.
