Osaka's efforts to tackle coronavirus

The Tower of the Sun in Osaka, a major artwork by the late Taro Okamoto, is lit up in yellow in a sign that the western Japan prefecture is one step short of lifting its request to avoid nonessential outings and shut some businesses due to the spread of the new coronavirus. It will be lit up in green when Osaka lifts the request after clearing criteria regarding infection and medical situations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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