Japan governors' conference on coronavirus

Japan governors' conference on coronavirus

Photo taken July 11, 2021, in Tokyo shows an online conference by governors across Japan on measures against the novel coronavirus. The governors decided to urge the central government to step up calls for Olympic athletes to take anti-virus measures and for citizens to refrain from traveling in the summer in a bid to prevent the spread of the Delta variant.

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