Okinawa governor wants US troops to stay on bases as their COVID-19 case numbers decline

Denny Tamaki said he wrote the commander of III Marine Expeditionary Force to ask that U.S. troops on Okinawa remain on their installations, despite the end of a three-week COVID-19 confinement order.

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