Surge in COVID-19 cases in Japan

Surge in COVID-19 cases in Japan

People wearing masks walk in Tokyo's Shinjuku area on Aug. 5, 2021. The number of new coronavirus cases in Tokyo surpassed 5,000 the same day for the first time since the outbreak of the virus.

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