The Japanese government is considering no longer asking the public to wear masks indoors in principle unless they have symptoms, a government source said Saturday, possibly changing the public's daily anti-coronavirus practice drastically.The policy change has been floated as the government discusses downgrading COVID-19's legal status to the same level as seasonal influenza and as Sunday marks three years since Japan detected its first coronavirus infection.In its anti-coronavirus measures revised last May, the government said that in principle, masks need not be worn outdoors as long as p…READ FULL ARTICLE
