Surge in COVID-19 cases in Japan

Surge in COVID-19 cases in Japan

People wearing masks for protection against the coronavirus walk in Tokyo's Shibuya area on Jan. 8, 2022. The Japanese capital reported 1,224 new coronavirus cases the same day.

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