Osaka to partially lift coronavirus business restrictions

Osaka to partially lift coronavirus business restrictions

Photo taken May 14, 2020, shows a shopping street in Osaka with a banner hanging from a ceiling encouraging people to fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Osaka Prefecture said the same day that it will partly lift its business suspension requests from May 16. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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