Tokyo Gov. Koike on COVID-19 emergency

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike speaks at the metropolitan government headquarters on March 2, 2021. She expressed caution about lifting the coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and three neighboring prefectures on March 7.

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