Covid-19: how Japan squandered its early jump on the pandemic

Japan’s low covid-19 infection numbers were a wonder but led to a lapse in public vigilance. Now, an explosion of cases has escalated measures that may be too little, too late, writes Erika Hayasaki On 15 April, more than a week after Japan declared a state of emergency, a steady stream of customers continued to show up to the Saito-yu Public Bath and Coin Laundry in the north east of Tokyo. The c

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しかしここまで対策薄いのに感染が広がらないのはなんらかの理由がありそうだなぁ。一方、この段階で医療崩壊が見えてるというのは……