Taxi driver for COVID-19 patients

A taxi driver specialized in passengers requiring caregiving such as bedridden people disinfects the taxi in Nagoya on June 3, 2021, wearing protective gear. He is now consigned by the central Japan city's government to drive those people if they are infected with the novel coronavirus to a hospital.

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