Coronavirus surge in Japan

Coronavirus surge in Japan

People walk on a "pedestrian's paradise" in Tokyo's Ginza area on Nov. 28, 2020. Japan reported the same day record daily coronavirus cases of over 2,600, with the number of seriously ill patients reaching 440, also a record.

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