Japan to impose fresh COVID-19 emergency in Tokyo, Osaka, Hyogo

Japan to impose fresh COVID-19 emergency in Tokyo, Osaka, Hyogo

People wearing face masks walk in front of JR Osaka Station in Osaka, western Japan, on April 21, 2021. The Japanese government plans to impose a fresh coronavirus state of emergency in Osaka, neighboring Hyogo Prefecture and Tokyo soon, as a surge in severe cases chokes the areas' health care systems.

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