The riddle of Japan's dramatic drop in COVID numbers

After the previous four waves of infections, almost as soon as local governments lifted their states of emergency, cases quickly began to rebound. But after the most recent state of emergency was lifted, on Sept. 28, there was no sudden rebound — or at least not yet. "We've had below 50 new cases [daily] on average for eight weeks," Dr. Norio Ohmagari, of Japan's National Center for Global Health

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"Few in Japan credit the government's response to the coronavirus."草 /ほんと、なんで韓国はやられてるんだろうなあ

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