Japanese prefectural governors on Friday urged the central government to be firmer in asking the public not to travel during the upcoming Golden Week holidays after it expanded a state of emergency to all of the country in a bid to stem the growing spread of the new coronavirus.At an online meeting, members of the National Governors' Association said people should be requested to avoid travel to hometowns and tourist trips during the holidays starting late April."There is a high chance that a massive migration will occur toward Golden Week," Tokushima Gov. Kamon Iizumi, head of the associat…READ FULL ARTICLE
