By HARUKA ONO/ Staff Writer
May 18, 2021 at 15:30 JST
Wishma Sandamali’s sisters Wayomi, right, and Poornima speak about their exchanges with the Nagoya Regional Immigration Services Bureau over the death of Wishma at a May 17 news conference in Nagoya. (Haruka Ono)
NAGOYA--Two sisters of a Sri Lankan woman who died while detained at an immigration facility here said their distrust of the facility's operator had grown after it offered them little explanation of the circumstances surrounding her death. [Read More]
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