Osaka reports record 121 daily new coronavirus cases

Osaka reports record 121 daily new coronavirus cases

People wearing face masks are seen in front of Osaka Station in the western Japan prefecture on July 22, 2020, amid the spread of the novel coronavirus. Osaka Prefecture confirmed a record 121 new coronavirus infections the same day.

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