Japan's fight against novel coronavirus

Japan's fight against novel coronavirus

Photo taken in Tokyo shows an online conference by governors across Japan on measures against the novel coronavirus on June 10, 2021, with Tokushima Gov. Kamon Iizumi, head of the National Governors' Association, sitting in front of the video screen.

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