Japan gov't offers free coronavirus contact-tracing app

Photo taken June 19, 2020, in Tokyo shows a free smartphone application launched by the Japanese government, which alerts users that they may have been in close proximity to someone infected with the novel coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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