Japan will advance talks to ease its entry ban on Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Vietnam, as it seeks to gradually step back from travel restrictions imposed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday.Businesspeople from these countries will be allowed into Japan on condition they test negative for the virus and save their GPS data on a smartphone app to aid in contact tracing.The move would be the first step in Japan's resumption of international travel. Speaking at a meeting of the government task force on the coronavirus response, Abe said …READ FULL ARTICLE
