Measure increases the likelihood that the Games in Japan will be held without a single spectator See all our coronavirus coverage Japan's government is to declare a state of emergency in Tokyo that will be in force during the Olympics, as the capital battles a sharp rise in coronavirus infections. The measure, expected to be made official by the prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, later on Thursday, increases the likelihood that the Games will be held without a single spectator.
Tokyo to be put under state of emergency for duration of 2020 Olympic Games
The Guardian - 8 Jul 2021 05:59
Measure increases the likelihood that the Games in Japan will be held without a single spectator See all our coronavirus coverage Japan's government is to declare a state of emergency in Tokyo that will be in force during the Olympics, as the capital battles a sharp rise in coronavirus infections. The measure, expected to be made official by the prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, later on Thursday, increases the likelihood that the Games will be held without a single spectator.
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