Japan reported more than 2,000 new cases of the coronavirus for a fifth straight day on Sunday, with senior officials saying the government will try to unveil in the next few days the specifics of how its "Go To Travel" subsidy program will be suspended in areas with high numbers of infections."It is not something that will take many days. We will work with prefectural governors to swiftly implement (the new policy)," Yasutoshi Nishimura, minister in charge of the government's coronavirus response, told reporters, a day after the partial suspension of the program aimed at promoting domestic…READ FULL ARTICLE