Japan to lift COVID-19 emergency for 6 prefectures

Japan to lift COVID-19 emergency for 6 prefectures

People wearing face masks to protect against the novel coronavirus walk in Osaka on Feb. 26, 2021. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said the same day Japan will lift its coronavirus state of emergency for six prefectures, including Osaka, at the end of the month, but the Tokyo metropolitan area will have to wait for further signs of improvement.

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