Japan to vaccinate Olympic athletes and coaches before Tokyo Games – South China Morning Post
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Japan plans to vaccinate its Olympic athletes before the Tokyo Games, domestic media reported on Wednesday, a move that would place them ahead of the general population as the government faces pressure over a slow roll-out.There was no immediate comment from Olympic organisers or Japan’s Olympic Committee on the reports in the Nikkei and Yomiuri newspaper dailies, which did not name their sources.The newspapers said around 2,500 people, including athletes and coaches, would be vaccinated, with…Read More
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