去年きょねん5月つきの首都しゅと高だか3人にん死亡しぼう事故じこ 運転うんてん手しゅの勤務きんむ先さき元もと社長しゃちょうを書類しょるい送検そうけん

Regarding the accident last year on the Metropolitan Expressway in Saitama Prefecture, where a large truck crashed into a line of traffic, resulting in three deaths, the Metropolitan Police Department has filed a report against the former president of the transportation company. This is because the truck driver had complained of feeling unwell the day before, yet necessary measures such as arranging a substitute driver were neglected.

The person sent documents on suspicion of professional negligence resulting in injury or death is Masaki Igarashi, former president 48 of the transportation company Maruhari headquartered in Sapporo City.

<br><br>This accident occurred last May on the Shuto Expressway in Toda City, Saitama Prefecture, where a large truck crashed into a line of traffic, resulting in the deaths of three people and injuries to three others. The driver of the truck, defendant Norikyo Furihata 29, has already been charged with negligent driving resulting in death and injury.

According to investigators, the defendant stated, I had a fever over 38 degrees and felt unwell throughout the drive.

He stated something to the effect that he has no memory from about 300 meters before the accident scene.

As a result of the Metropolitan Police Departments investigation into the companys operation management, it was found that the day before the accident, the defendant wore a mask that he usually did not wear and reported feeling slightly under the weather and unwell. However, it was discovered that the president, who was serving as the operation manager at the time, allegedly neglected necessary measures such as arranging a substitute driver or conducting a roll call before duty to check the defendants condition.

<br><br>In the investigation, the former president admitted to the charges and said, I naively thought that even without proper operation management, no serious accidents would occur.

It is said that they mentioned We ended up postponing the most crucial safety measures.