New coronavirus

Passengers bound for Japan check in at the counter at Incheon airport west of Seoul on March 9, 2020. Japan adopted tougher border control measures the same day to prevent a surge in new coronavirus infections, with a 14-day voluntary quarantine of all travelers from China and South Korea and nearly 3 million visas invalidated. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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