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Latest news and features from Japan: business, politics, commentary culture, life & style, entertainment and sports JAPAN TO START COVID-19 VACCINATIONS AT WORKPLACES AND Japan will start COVID-19 vaccinations at workplaces and universities on June 21 to speed up the pace of the country’s sluggish vaccine rollout, its top government spokesman said Tuesday. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LATEST CHANGES TO JAPAN'S The recent moves are part of a crackdown on the spread of the “double mutant” coronavirus variant, which was found in India last year and has already made its way to Japan. TAIWAN DELAYS FURTHER WATER CURBS AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL SHARE. May 31, 2021. Taipei – Taiwan’s government on Monday delayed imposing further water curbs that would have impacted major chip-making hubs after heavy rainfall began replenishing JAPAN MULLS NEW CASH HANDOUT FOR NEEDY HOUSEHOLDS AS Japan’s government is considering another cash handout program of up to ¥100,000 each for needy households to help ease the financialstrain of
ASANOYAMA OUT OF SUMMER BASHO AFTER VIOLATING CORONAVIRUS Ozeki Asanoyama will sit out the remainder of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament after admitting he broke Japan Sumo Association coronavirus safety guidelines, a LDP HEAVYWEIGHTS UNITE TO KEEP KEY SUGA BACKER IN CHECK Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and others launched a new Diet group, in a move regarded by many as aiming to keep tabs on LDP Secretary-General Toshihiro Nikai ahead of a JAPAN SECURES EXTRA PFIZER VACCINE DOSES FOR 25 MILLION Japan has signed a contract with U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. to receive additional doses of its coronavirus vaccine for 25 million people by September, health minister Norihisa Tamura JAPAN TO INTRODUCE 'VACCINE PASSPORTS' FOR INTERNATIONAL Japan plans to introduce “vaccine passports” to make it easier for people who have been inoculated against COVID-19 to travel internationally, government sourcesTHE JAPAN TIMES
Latest news and features from Japan: business, politics, commentary culture, life & style, entertainment and sports JAPAN TO START COVID-19 VACCINATIONS AT WORKPLACES AND Japan will start COVID-19 vaccinations at workplaces and universities on June 21 to speed up the pace of the country’s sluggish vaccine rollout, its top government spokesman said Tuesday. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LATEST CHANGES TO JAPAN'S The recent moves are part of a crackdown on the spread of the “double mutant” coronavirus variant, which was found in India last year and has already made its way to Japan. TAIWAN DELAYS FURTHER WATER CURBS AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL SHARE. May 31, 2021. Taipei – Taiwan’s government on Monday delayed imposing further water curbs that would have impacted major chip-making hubs after heavy rainfall began replenishing JAPAN MULLS NEW CASH HANDOUT FOR NEEDY HOUSEHOLDS AS Japan’s government is considering another cash handout program of up to ¥100,000 each for needy households to help ease the financialstrain of
ASANOYAMA OUT OF SUMMER BASHO AFTER VIOLATING CORONAVIRUS Ozeki Asanoyama will sit out the remainder of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament after admitting he broke Japan Sumo Association coronavirus safety guidelines, a LDP HEAVYWEIGHTS UNITE TO KEEP KEY SUGA BACKER IN CHECK Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and others launched a new Diet group, in a move regarded by many as aiming to keep tabs on LDP Secretary-General Toshihiro Nikai ahead of a JAPAN SECURES EXTRA PFIZER VACCINE DOSES FOR 25 MILLION Japan has signed a contract with U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. to receive additional doses of its coronavirus vaccine for 25 million people by September, health minister Norihisa Tamura JAPAN TO INTRODUCE 'VACCINE PASSPORTS' FOR INTERNATIONAL Japan plans to introduce “vaccine passports” to make it easier for people who have been inoculated against COVID-19 to travel internationally, government sources JAPAN WEIGHS APPROVING MODERNA'S COVID-19 VACCINE FOR AGES 12 hours ago · Japan is in the process of approving Moderna Inc.'s COVID-19 vaccine for use on adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17, the government's top spokesman said Friday. A TOKYO’S SHINJUKU WARD TO PRIORITIZE PEOPLE IN THEIR 20S 14 hours ago · Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward is planning to prioritize residents in their 20s and 30s for its mass inoculation plan — a rare move that gives the younger demographic top priority among itsworking-age
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LONDON – Manchester United threw the race for the final Champions League qualification spots in the Premier League open by beating fourth-place Chelsea 2-0 thanks to headers by Anthony Martial and Harry Maguire on Monday. With 12 games remaining, seven points separate Chelsea and 11th-place Burnley, with the team finishing fifth also set to earn a place in next season’s Champions League following UEFA’s decision to punish Man City for serious breaches of financial regulations by handing the English champion a two-year European ban. Martial glanced in a header off a right-wing cross by Aaron Wan-Bissaka to give United the lead in the 45th minute at Stamford Bridge, before Maguire planted home a corner from January signing Bruno Fernandes in the 66th. Maguire, United’s captain, was perhaps fortunate to still be on the field, with the match officials opting not to punish the England defender for appearing to kick out at Michy Batshuayi after tumbling off the playing surface in front of the dugouts. “I know I caught him but I felt like he was going to fall on me and the natural reaction was to straighten my leg so that if he was to fall on me, to hold him up,” Maguire said. “It probably looksworse than it was.
“I did catch him . . . but I knew at the time I had no intent to hurt him or kick him.” Chelsea was on the wrong end of two other decisions by VAR, with the first disallowing a volleyed goal by Kurt Zouma in the 56th because of a push by Cesar Azpilicueta on United left back Brandon Williams. Azpilicueta seemed to have been pushed a split-second earlier by Fred. Then, with 13 minutes to go, substitute Olivier Giroud had a goal ruled out by VAR for a tight offside, leaving Chelsea manager Frank Lampard looking thoroughly glum as he sat in his technical area. Chelsea has been in fourth place for a long time, but has only won three of its last 11 games in the league to give a slew of rival clubs hope of catching up. One of them is United, which climbed to seventh place with this win — three points behind Chelsea and two adrift of fifth-placeTottenham.
“This season, we have been far too inconsistent,” Maguire said. “We have won at Manchester City, beat Chelsea at home, got a point against Liverpool, but we have let ourselves down against the teams where the pressure is on to break them down.” Injury problems are starting to bite at Chelsea, too. Leading scorer Tammy Abraham and winger Callum Hudson-Odoi missed the game because of injury, while central midfielder N’Golo Kante lasted 11 minutes before hobbling off. Center back Andreas Christensen didn’t come out for the second half after sustaining a knock to the head late in the first period, just before Martial beat the Denmark defender to a header for the first goal. Lampard’s main gripe, though, was his team’s failure to finish off chances once again. Batshuayi was the biggest culprit, spurning two great chances in the first half in his first start in the league thisseason.
“We are fourth because of some of the good stuff we’ve done and because of the nature of the league, everyone taking points off each other,” Lampard said. “But there’s a lot of work to do because you can see the problem — that’s putting the ball in the back ofthe net.
“I feel like a broken record. We have to put things to bed byscoring goals.”
Chelsea hosts Tottenham on Saturday and would finally get overtakenwith another loss.
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