Tokyo's cumulative coronavirus cases top 10,000

Tokyo's cumulative coronavirus cases top 10,000

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike holds a press conference in the capital on July 22, 2020, asking Tokyoites to avoid nonessential outings ahead of a four-day weekend from the following day. Tokyo's cumulative coronavirus cases topped the 10,000 mark the same day.

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