Extended virus emergency in Kyoto

Extended virus emergency in Kyoto

People enter a Daimaru department store in Kyoto on May 12, 2021, while maintaining social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic. All floors opened at the department store after operation was limited to the food area under the April 25-May 11 virus state of emergency, although the step was extended in the western Japan prefecture until the end of May.

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