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Japan to ease COVID curbs before Olympics
Japan plans to lift a state of emergency in Tokyo on June 20, a month before the Olympics begin.
The capital city and various other regions have been under a virus emergency since April 25.
Japan is considering allowing spectators at the Olympics, though there is no official confirmation yet.
Relaxation of restrictions could allow 10,000 people, or 50% of the venue capacity at sporting events.
An announcement is expected later Thursday after top officials discuss the matter with medical advisers.
The capital city and various other regions have been under a virus emergency since April 25.
Japan is considering allowing spectators at the Olympics, though there is no official confirmation yet.
Relaxation of restrictions could allow 10,000 people, or 50% of the venue capacity at sporting events.
An announcement is expected later Thursday after top officials discuss the matter with medical advisers.