WASHINGTON —Japan’s prime minister told US President Joe Biden Friday that the Asian nation would do everything in its power to contain COVID-19 infections and hold a “safe and secure” Olympic Games this year.
“Japan is listening to and learning from WHO (World Health Organization) and experts” and the country is doing its “utmost” to prepare for the Tokyo Games, Yoshihide Suga said at a joint press conference with Biden at the White House.
“They are doing everything possible to contain infection and to realize safe and secure games from scientific and objective perspectives,” Suga said.
“I expressed my determination to realize the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Ga…
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