Osaka reports 141 new coronavirus cases

Osaka reports 141 new coronavirus cases

People walk in Osaka's Umeda district on July 26, 2020, wearing face masks amid the coronavirus pandemic. The western Japan prefecture reported 141 new coronavirus cases the same day, exceeding the 100 mark for the fifth consecutive day.

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