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TOKYO, July 20 — Most people in Japan are against government plans to kickstart domestic tourism with a subsidised campaign, according to newspaper surveys published today, as fears grow over the number of new coronavirus cases, particularly in Tokyo. The results highlight growing concerns that...

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 10:33 AM MYT

TOKYO, July 20 — Most people in Japan are against government plans to kickstart domestic tourism with a subsidised campaign, according to newspaper surveys published today, as fears grow over the number of new coronavirus cases, particularly in Tokyo. Broadcaster NHK said more than 500 new cases were reported nationally yesterday, of which 188 were in Tokyo — down by about 100 from the previous day but still well above levels seen when Abe's government in late May called an end to a state of emergency it had imposed to contain the virus.

 

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