New coronavirus

New coronavirus

TOKYO, Japan, March 28 Kyodo - A crossing in Tokyo's Shibuya area is less crowded than usual as the metropolitan government asked residents to refrain from going outside this weekend amid the spread of the new coronavirus.

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