CORONAVIRUS LATEST: • U.S. Forces Japan declares public health emergency as Tokyo cases rise. • Pandemic of novel coronavirus has claimed the lives of more than 69,500 people. • There are now more than 1.2 million diagnosed cases of COVID-19.
3 a.m.: US Forces Japan declares public health emergency
The declaration, which will remain in effect through May 5, gives commanders the authority to enforce compliance of health protection measures on those who live and work on all U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine installations and facilities located on the Kanto Plain, the largest lowland in Japan that covers more than half of the eastern Kanto region, including Tokyo.
People wearing face masks amid concerns over the spread of the novel coronavirus commute on a train in Tokyo, Japan, on April 6, 2020.
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