Tokyo's Yoyogi Park closed off due to dengue fever

TOKYO, Japan - Workers erect barriers to keep people out of Yoyogi Park in Tokyo on Sept. 4, 2014, due to the presence of mosquitos carrying the dengue fever virus.

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