Scene in Nagoya after COVID-19 state of emergency

Scene in Nagoya after COVID-19 state of emergency

People wearing face masks walk in Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture on June 21, 2021, during the first morning after Japan ended the COVID-19 state of emergency in Aichi and eight other prefectures. Aichi Prefecture shifted to a quasi-state of emergency until July 11 amid concern about a rebound in infections.

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