Japan moves to contain fallout from Ghosn’s escape

Onodera: Ghosn is likely to heavily attack Japan’s systems or its corporate culture, — AFP

TOKYO: Waking from a week-long national holiday, Japan’s institutions are being spurred into action by Carlos Ghosn’s daring escape, which has shocked the nation and exposed shortfalls in its bail system and border control.

The country’s transport and justice ministries moved to close the loopholes Ghosn and his team exploited to spirit away one of the most recognisable faces in the country, and Nissan Motor Co pledged it would continue to take “appropriate legal action” against its former chairman and chief executive officer.