Japan gov't to decide on end of COVID-19 state of emergency

Japan gov't to decide on end of COVID-19 state of emergency

Japanese health minister Norihisa Tamura speaks at a COVID-19 expert panel meeting in Tokyo on Sept. 28, 2021. The Japanese government will formally decide later in the day to terminate at the end of Sept. 30 the state of emergency in Tokyo and 18 prefectures, as well as the quasi-state of emergency in other areas, as infections have declined from their peak.

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