Japan decides to add 4 prefectures to COVID emergency

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga speaks at a COVID-19 government task force meeting at his office in Tokyo on July 30, 2021. Japan decided the same day to expand its COVID-19 state of emergency to Osaka and three prefectures near Tokyo as a recent spike in coronavirus cases to record levels has raised fears that the country's medical system could collapse amid the Tokyo Olympics. (Kyodo)(TOPPAGE) ==Kyodo

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