New coronavirus

New coronavirus

A shopping street in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, is deserted as most stores are closed on May 4, 2020. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe the same day extended a nationwide state of emergency until the end of May to reduce new coronavirus infections. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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