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The Olympics beginning in Tokyo from July 23 will see many firsts -- deferred by a year, no crowds, athletes in a bio-bubble and stringent protocols
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The highest alert level on a scale of one to five remains in effect as small mudslides continue in the upstream area where the fatal mudslides are believed to have originated.
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According to an official statement, more than 115 Indian athletes have qualified so far for Tokyo Olympics which will begin on July 23.
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Tokyo is currently under less-stringent measures that focus on shortened hours for bars and restaurants but have proven less effective at slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
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Tokyo Games spokesman Masa Takaya described the past year after the Games had been postponed as a "long journey," but the idea of "cancellation" never crossed his mind
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Japan’s decision to release over one million tonnes of contaminated water from its destroyed nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean has upset many
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged more than 100 million surplus doses, which will be delivered in the next year, the BBC reported on Friday.
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Sri Lanka is facing a severe shortage of AstraZeneca vaccines as the producer in the neighbouring India failed to provide the promised stock due to the crisis in that country.
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Now researchers in Singapore, Russia, and the US have taken a different approach to estimate the maximum human lifespan.
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The study, published in the journal Nature Food, showed that this is because of the global land-use changes including forest fragmentation, agricultural expansion and concentrated livestock production.
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US didn't ban Americans from visiting Japan, but the warnings could affect insurance rates and whether Olympic athletes and other participants decide to join the games that begin July 23
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The trial of the International Air Transport Association Travel Pass (IATA Travel Pass) will be conducted on the carrier's international flights connecting Tokyo with Honolulu and New York through June 6
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Tokyo, Osaka and many other prefectures are under a state of emergency and health-care systems are being stretched.
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Japan have officially spent $15.4 billion or organize the Olympics, although government audits suggest the figure is much higher.
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However, by staying out, India has blocked itself from a trade bloc that represents 30% of the global economy and world population, touching over 2.2 billion people.
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Developing crisis of capitalism, growing economic and power imbalances and the resultant environmental crisis take us to Marx
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Tokyo logged 591 new cases of coronavirus infection on Thursday, a slight dip from when the state of emergency began in the capital last month.
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Pallas Grasshopper Warbler, also called Rusty Rumped Warbler was sighted just five times since 1871 and this time a birder videographed and photographed the bird at Katravulapalli village in Jaggampeta Mandal of East Godavari district
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There's doubt about the effectiveness of the effort, which focuses on eateries and theme parks staying closed or limiting hours.
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Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is set to formally announce later on Friday a state of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka and its two western neighbors Kyoto and Hyogo from April 25 through mid-May.