COVID-19 vaccination at companies

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COVID-19 vaccination at companies

Students at Kindai University line up to receive COVID-19 vaccinations at a campus in Higashiosaka in Osaka Prefecture, western Japan, on June 21, 2021. COVID-19 mass vaccinations at some Japanese universities for their students and employees began the same day.

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