Japan's fight against coronavirus

Japan's fight against coronavirus

Japanese economic revitalization minister Yasutoshi Nishimura speaks in Tokyo during a government subcommittee meeting on the coronavirus situation on May 7, 2021. Later in the day, the Japanese government is set to expand the ongoing COVID-19 state of emergency beyond Tokyo and the Osaka region and extend it to the end of May in a bid to bring down infection cases and ease the strain on hospitals.

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