People in Japan expressed anxiety Thursday about how their lives and businesses will be impacted by the imposition of another state of emergency in Tokyo and neighboring areas following record numbers of coronavirus cases.Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's declaration of a monthlong state of emergency to Feb. 7 was met with skepticism and criticism, with some residents questioning whether it would have an immediate effect in curbing infections."We have started to understand what kind of disease (COVID-19) is, so I feel like we are not facing the same sense of urgency that we had in spring last…READ FULL ARTICLE
