Japan's fight against coronavirus

Japan's fight against coronavirus

A poster for the Japanese government's "Go To Travel" subsidy program (L) is seen in Tokyo's Asakusa tourist area on Dec. 11, 2020. A government panel called for the suspension of the program the same day amid the continued spread of the novel coronavirus.

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