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news More COVID-19 patients in Japan can t return to work even after stay-at-home period ends The Mainichi © The Mainichi Central Tokyo is seen in this file photo taken in the capital s Minato Ward. (Mainichi/Kimitaka Takeichi) TOKYO There has been an increasing number of people in Japan who have contracted the coronavirus and are unable to return to work after being asked to stay at home for extended periods. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare asks coronavirus patients with no symptoms to recuperate at home or in hotels for 10 days, as a general rule. Under these national standards, patients are allowed to return to their workplaces after that period, as the virus transmissibility becomes extremely low. Patients with mild symptoms are also subject to the additional condition of waiting for three more days after recovering from their symptoms, and once the period is over, work restrictions put in place by prefectural authorities in accordance with

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