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Fewer people than usual are seen in an arrival lobby at Narita airport near Tokyo 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 virus-hit China and South Korea, and nearly 3 million visas invalidated. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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