Coronavirus-hit facilities in Japan

Coronavirus-hit facilities in Japan

Combined photo taken March 29, 2020, shows Eiju General Hospital in Tokyo (R) and the Hokuso Ikusei-en welfare facility for people with disabilities in Tonosho, Chiba Prefecture. They are two of the hardest-hit facilities in Japan amid the spread of the new coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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