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Coronavirus: Japan seeks to end state of emergency for Tokyo; Trump suspends travel from Brazil
CNBC reports that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally rose above 5.4 million, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed.
In Japan, the government is seeking to end the state of emergency for Tokyo and other areas while considering $1 trillion in fresh stimulus for the battered economy.
Ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend, all states in the U.S. began to lift some restrictions implemented to halt the spread of the coronavirus. Government officials are still urging people to practice social distancing and to wear masks in public.
China’s top diplomat criticized U.S. efforts to hold China accountable for its alleged role in the spread of the coronavirus, calling any aims to force Beijing to pay compensation for the coronavirus a “daydream.”
Global cases: More than 5.4 million
Global deaths: At least 345,059
Countries with the most cases: United States (more than 1.6 million), Brazil (363,211), Russia (344,481), United Kingdom (260,916), Spain (235,772)
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