Coronavirus alert raised to highest level in Tokyo

Coronavirus alert raised to highest level in Tokyo

People wearing masks walk in front of JR Ikebukuro Station in Tokyo on July 15, 2020. Tokyo raised its coronavirus warning to the highest of four levels the same day following a surge in the number of new infections.

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