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Anti-Olympics protests in Tokyo as Covid-19 outbreak worsens in Japan

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Anti-Olympics protests in Tokyo as Covid-19 outbreak worsens in Japan

Anti-Olympics protests in Tokyo as Covid-19 outbreak worsens in Japan

Protests are being held in Tokyo to support the cancellation of the Olympic Games as the Covid-19 pandemic worsens in the country.

Japan has only fully vaccinated about 1% of its population.


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