Coronavirus alert raised to highest level in Tokyo

Coronavirus alert raised to highest level in Tokyo

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike (L) talks with a member of a panel of experts tasked with monitoring the coronavirus situation in the Japanese capital after a meeting at the metropolitan government's headquarters on July 15, 2020. Tokyo raised its coronavirus warning to the highest of four levels later in the day following a surge in the number of new infections.

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