Vaccinations for Olympic staff

Vaccinations against the coronavirus begin at the metropolitan government headquarters in Tokyo on June 18, 2021, for Olympic staff who will work at the athletes' village and competition venues as well as media and medical staff who have not been vaccinated.

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