More than half of the Japanese public is dissatisfied with the government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday, apparently reflecting frustration over prolonged requests for people to stay at home and businesses to shut.While 57.5 percent of respondents expressed discontent with steps taken so far by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, 34.1 percent approved, according to the telephone survey conducted for three days from Friday. As economic activity has stalled nationwide over the pandemic, 84.4 percent said they feel insecure about their life.The ap…READ FULL ARTICLE
