No spectators at Tokyo Olympics possible under COVID emergency: PM Suga

Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said Monday the Tokyo Olympics may be held without spectators if the COVID-19 situation in Japan worsens and he has to declare another state of emergency.Suga has said he wants fans in the stands at the Olympics, set to begin July 23. Organizers including the government and the International Olympic Committee are set to make a decision later in the day on how many spectators to allow.Holding the games without spectators is "definitely a possibility," Suga told reporters while visiting a vaccination site in the capital. "I think that's obvious from the standpoin…READ FULL ARTICLE