Japan's Prime Minister Kishida Eases Virus Entry Ban
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Japan is easing its strict border restrictions, allowing business travelers and some students to enter, capped at 5000 entries per day. This move is seen as a response to business demands but poses political risks for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, as public opinion remains cautious about COVID-19. Japan is experiencing a wave of Omicron cases, with serious cases and deaths at record highs. The country lags in booster vaccinations, with only 11% of the population boosted. The government aims to increase booster shots to 1 million doses a day.
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What challenges does Prime Minister Fumio Kishida face regarding public safety and business interests?
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What is the current status of booster vaccinations in Japan compared to other developed countries?
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