The Tokyo Olympics could be held without spectators depending on the COVID-19 situation in Japan, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga reiterated Thursday amid growing concern the games in three weeks' time may trigger a surge in infections.The remarks came as Suga appeared to have no choice but to extend a quasi-state of emergency covering the capital and three adjacent prefectures that is set to expire on July 11."I've said before there is a possibility of there being no spectators," Suga told reporters. "In any case, we will act with the safety and security of the Japanese people as our top pri…READ FULL ARTICLE
