The head of Takata has apologised for the eight deaths and more than 100 injuries due to a malfunction in its airbags.<br /><br /> Takata admitted that faults in its airbags may cause them to deploy with too much force.<br /><br /> More than 30 million vehicles have been recalled.<br /><br /> Is your vehicle included in the Takata air bag recall? We have the complete list available to search at... http://t.co/vqDwDSETM7— NHTSA (@NHTSAgov) June 19, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Chief executive Shigehisa Takada<br />made the following statement:“I want to first offer my heart felt condolences to those who have lost their lives because of our damaged airbags. I also want to again apologise for the concern this fault may cause everyone.” <br /><br /> Rarely seen C.E.O. of Takata offers public apology for defective airbags that have killed 8 http://t.co/lXXgmswus5 pic.twitter.com/O0TFAz0hSC— NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) June 25, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Takata claims to have resolved the manufacturing problems associated with the fatal defect.<br /><br /> However, a question
