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TOKYO, March 23 — The governor of the Japanese capital warned today that a lockdown of the city was possible if it saw an explosive rise in coronavirus cases, and called on event organisers and residents to exercise restraint to avoid such a drastic step. Governor Yuriko Koike said the next three...

Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike said the next three weeks were critical for whether Tokyo would see an overshoot in Covid-19 cases. — Reuters pic

Governor Yuriko Koike said the next three weeks were critical for whether Tokyo would see an “overshoot” — an explosive rise — in virus cases. “We must, in any case, avoid that. Therefore, I want to ask all of the people of Tokyo for your further cooperation.”

 

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