Japan ends COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo region

Japan ends COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo region

People wearing face masks head to work in Tokyo on March 22, 2021, after Japan ended the COVID-19 state of emergency at midnight on March 21 in Tokyo and three neighboring prefectures, the last remaining area of the country that had been under the measure introduced in early January.

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