New coronavirus

New coronavirus

Photo taken April 7, 2020, shows a hotel near JR Tokyo Station operated by Japanese hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co. The hotel is one of the designated lodging facilities to which the metropolitan government will transfer coronavirus patients with mild or no symptoms from hospitals to prioritize treatment for those with severe symptoms. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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