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	Japan Update April 7, 2020

	Five things to know  about Japan's  emergency declaration TOKYO -- Prime Minister Shinzo  Abe is expected to declare a  state of emergency Tuesday  covering Japan's three most  populous cities until May 6. The government's move in  response to the coronavirus  pandemic will impose lighter  limits on the public's activity  compared with the far-reaching  and restrictive lockdowns  in Italy, the U.S. and other  countries. So what will Japan's state  of emergency look like?  Here are five things to know.
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