Japan holds 1st meeting on COVID-19 steps for Tokyo Olympics

Japan holds 1st meeting on COVID-19 steps for Tokyo Olympics

Japanese Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Kazuhiro Sugita, who leads a government panel tasked with formulating steps to counter the coronavirus pandemic at the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, speaks at its first meeting in Tokyo on Sept. 4, 2020.

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