Japan's fight against novel coronavirus

(From L) Shigeru Omi, deputy chair of a government panel on the novel coronavirus, and Takaji Wakita, chair of the panel, attend a press conference in Tokyo on June 24, 2020, amid concerns over a possible second wave of virus infections. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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