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Japanese Government Adjusts Supplementary Budget to 3.1 Trillion Yen
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The Japanese government is adjusting the supplementary budget scale to approximately 3.1 trillion yen.
The budget is intended to address the situation in the Middle East.
The government aims to submit the proposal to the Diet next week and pass it by early June.
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