Tokyo reports 522 new coronavirus cases

Tokyo reports 522 new coronavirus cases

Tokyo Gov. Yuriki Koike speaks at a press conference at the metropolitan government's headquarters on Nov. 20, 2020. Tokyo reported 522 new cases of the novel coronavirus the same day, the second-highest daily count since the outbreak of the virus following the previous day's 534.

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