Japan gov't employees party till midnight despite virus restrictions

Japan gov't employees party till midnight despite virus restrictions

Norihisa Tamura, Japan's minister of health, labor and welfare, meets the press in Tokyo on March 30, 2021, after 23 officials of his ministry were found to have partied until around midnight about a week ago amid the continued spread of the novel coronavirus.

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