Japan starts vaccinating people aged 18 or older at state-run centers

Japan starts vaccinating people aged 18 or older at state-run centers

A woman receives a COVID-19 shot at a mass vaccination center in Tokyo on June 17, 2021. The state-run vaccination center, set up last month to give shots to people aged 65 and older, started inoculating people aged between 18 and 64 the same day in an expanded drive to fill vacant slots. (Pool photo)

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