Japan tourism push linked to surge in COVID-19 infections -study

TOKYO (Reuters) - A domestic tourism campaign promoted by Japan’s Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga may have contributed to a sharp increase in coronavirus infection cases in the country, a prominent adviser to the government’s pandemic response said. Pedestrians wearing protective face masks walk on a nearly empty street at the Shinsekai shopping and amusement district, amid the coronavirus disease (

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"Another study published last month found a higher incidence of COVID-19 symptoms among people who had participated in the travel campaign."