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Tokyo under emergency orders with Olympics 3 months away - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

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Japan issues third emergency over COVID-19 in Tokyo, Osaka

“I hope that the situation is going be better as soon as possible, Seiko Hashimoto, the president of the organizing committee, said Friday in a online briefing. Japan has attributed about 10,000 deaths to COVID-19, good by global standards but poor by standards in Asia. It has vaccinated less than 1% of the population and has not enforced lockdowns with people becoming impatient and less cooperative as cases have again accelerated. Hashimoto said several test events would continue during the emergency period, but without fans. The Olympics open on July 23. She was asked again if there were any plans to cancel the Olympics. The question had disappeared at briefings, but has surfaced again in the last several weeks.

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Tokyo under emergency orders with Olympics three months away

Olympic host Tokyo under emergency orders Only three months before the postponed Olympics are set to open, Tokyo and Japan s second largest metropolitan area of Osaka have been placed under emergency orders aimed at stemming surging cases of the coronavirus. The Canadian Press Tokyo Olympics , The Canadian Press TOKYO Only three months before the postponed Olympics are set to open, Tokyo and Japan s second largest metropolitan area of Osaka have been placed under emergency orders aimed at stemming surging cases of the coronavirus. The measures, which take place during Japan s “golden week” holiday period, are meant to limit travel and keep people out of public places. They are to end on May 11, just ahead of a widely reported visit to Hiroshima by International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach.

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Tokyo Under Emergency Orders With Olympics 3 Months Away – Courthouse News Service

Tokyo Under Emergency Orders With Olympics 3 Months Away – Courthouse News Service
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Tokyo under emergency orders with Olympics 3 months away - World News

Tokyo under emergency orders with Olympics 3 months away - World News
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