Tokyo reports 107 new coronavirus cases

Tokyo reports 107 new coronavirus cases

People wearing face masks walk at a scramble intersection in Tokyo's Shibuya area on July 2, 2020. Tokyo reported 107 new coronavirus cases the same day, the highest number of daily cases since a state of emergency was fully lifted in Japan on May 25. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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