Japan's top government spokesman, who has been wearing face masks during twice-a-day press briefings since the spread of the novel coronavirus three months ago, ditched them Wednesday despite Tokyo still struggling to contain infections."I've decided to take off face masks after considering the fact that a month has passed since the lifting of the state of emergency and some say it's difficult to hear my voice," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said at a press conference.Suga made his first appearance wearing a face mask during a press conference on April 6, when Prime Minister Shinzo…READ FULL ARTICLE
