Resurgence of coronavirus infections in Tokyo

Resurgence of coronavirus infections in Tokyo

A meeting of the Tokyo metropolitan government's panel of experts tasked with monitoring the coronavirus situation is held at the government headquarters in the Japanese capital on July 15, 2020. Tokyo has seen a spike in the number of new infections, with the average daily figure over the last seven days exceeding 170.

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