Commuters in Fukuoka amid coronavirus pandemic

Commuters in Fukuoka amid coronavirus pandemic

People wearing face masks are pictured at Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, during the morning commute on May 7, 2021, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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