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Reuters Reuters 25 May, 2021, 3:07 am People wait to be processed after arriving to receive the Moderna coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at the newly-opened mass vaccination centre in Tokyo, Japan, May 24, 2021. Carl Court/Pool via REUTERS TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan opened mass inoculation centres on Monday as it races to vaccinate most of its elderly population before the start of the Tokyo Olympics. The centres in Tokyo and Osaka will vaccinate thousands of people every day, giving a boost to Japan’s sluggish inoculation drive as officials battle a fourth wave of coronavirus infections. “It’s better to get it early,” said Tetsuya Urano, 66, who was among the first to be vaccinated in Tokyo. “It went pretty smoothly, all in all.”

Second largest city crumples under COVID-19 onslaught

WORLD / ASIA-PACIFIC Japan opens mass vaccination sites By Reuters Published: May 24, 2021 09:18 PM Hospitals in Japan s second largest city of Osaka are buckling under a huge wave of new coronavirus infections, running out of beds and ventilators as exhausted doctors warn of a system collapse, and advise against holding the Olympics in the summer of 2021. A general view of the newly-opened mass vaccination centre in Osaka, Japan, on Monday Photo: VCGJapan s western region home to 9 million people is suffering the brunt of the fourth wave of the pandemic, accounting for a third of the country s death toll in May, although it constitutes just 7 percent of its population.

Japan opens mass vaccination sites for elderly ahead of Olym

Japan opens mass vaccination sites for elderly ahead of Olympics Reuters | May 24, 2021 04:50 PM EDT People wait to be processed after arriving to receive the Moderna coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at the newly-opened mass vaccination (Photo : Carl Court/Pool via REUTERS) Japan opened mass inoculation centres on Monday as it races to vaccinate most of its elderly population before the start of the Tokyo Olympics on July 23. The centres in Tokyo and Osaka will vaccinate thousands of people every day, giving a boost to Japan s sluggish inoculation drive as the country battles a fourth wave of coronavirus infections. Advertisement Like Us on Facebook

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