tokyo holds a special place in paralympic history. it was all the way back at the 1964 games that the term paralympic was first used. but being disabled injapan hasn't always been easy. it's often seen as a country that values conformity and fitting in. so, at the end of this paralympic year, i'm finally getting the chance to explore japan and find out what life's late —— life's like for those who stand out from the crowd. along the way i'll some old opponents, discover a hidden tropical culture, and ride the waves with some adaptive surfing. my journey across japan begins in the capital, tokyo, the world's busiest city, where i am on my way to meet some former rivals. it's excellent sitting here and watching the japanese paralympic team doing the training. wheelchair rugby has this nickname, murder ball, and you can see why. it's the only full contact wheelchair sport there is. your opponent is going to work very hard to knock you out of your chair, so you have got to work hard to knock them out of theirs. the team won bronze at the

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this is ginza sushi ko in tokyo.ing and gutting the fish. prepping the kitchen. >> masa: cleaning bathroom, making sake for customers. >> anthony: right. >> masa: dishwasher. everything. >> anthony: for how long? >> masa: first two years. >> anthony: only in the third year, the rice. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: and if you get that right, eventually, maybe, just maybe, the master will begin to teach you the next phase, how to stand next to him as a wakita, slicing the fish, eventually, eventually, creating pieces of nigiri for guests at the bar. of the dozen young men who work here, not all will make it to become a sushi shokunin. >> masa: oh, it's been a long time. >> anthony: to achieve that status of truly becoming a master chef. how many years? seven years to learn, right? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: that's a lot of time. >> masa: a lot of time. >> anthony: a lot of work. a lot of pain. what was it like apprenticing here? hard? >> masa: his father was very tough. >> anthony: yeah? >> masa: very tough

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earlier this year, japan hosted the summer games in tokyo, just as the delta variant was sweeping acrossow did the japanese government deal with hosting the games at that time? kentaro iwata is a professor and infectious diseases expert at kobe university and hejoins me now. thank you very much for being with us. 13 million people lockdown into this china centre, japan was hosting the tokyo games as delta was sweeping across the world. is this the right approach of what happened injapan? the this the right approach of what happened in japan?— happened in japan? the short answer is _ happened in japan? the short answer is yes _ happened in japan? the short answer is yes but _ happened in japan? the short answer is yes but china - answer is yes but china probably tries to avoid the surge of infections during the olympic games and they would like to prevent that beforehand. japan had a surge of infections during the tokyo olympic games and they did not affect the olympic games per se but introduced a lot of patience in hospitals so apparently china would like to avoid the repetition of this

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.on the 2021 helen anne bell poetry bequest award, australia's richest poetry prize dedicated to celebrating women poets. thejudges reviewed more than 300 unpublished manuscripts by australian women poets to determine a shortlist of seven stunning entries. emily spoke to me about the moment when she found out she had won. i was so stunned. i think i was actually speechless on the phone. it was late afternoon and i was at my desk working, and it took me a few moments to understand what was going on in the conversation, honestly. i think as a poet, you just don't expect something like this to happen. it's not a kind of creative path where there's much money involved, so, yeah, it was a huge, huge surprise. i understand you can read some of the lines from your winning poem. and i want to know what you think it was about your work that helped clinch the prize? yes, sure. i would love to read a few lines here. shuffling cards, hoping for a dare. kids love animals first and learn their ways.

the tokyo olympics took place a year later than scheduled, despite strong opposition to the games in japan. due to the pandemic. norwegian carson vall, hm sensational world record in the 400 meters hurdles was a sporting highlight. am it empty stands but gymnastics darcy, mom biles hit the headlines despite only earning a bronze and silver. she withdrew from several events, citing mental health struggles, prompting widespread praise, including from olympics chief, thomas back. olympic emperor, olympic officials, were just glad to get through the games without major cove. it outbreaks among competitors, max the step and was crown formula one champion after a filling season dominated by on track controversy. including his final at victory . the year came to a close of fears for the well being of tennis by a pong sky. after she appeared to accuse a former chinese vice premier of sexual assault only to retract the allegation 2021 has been another challenging year for sport. 2022 is expected to be no different. you're watching d. w news. just a reminder, the top story we're following for

and the tokyo olympics, gymnast simona biles again stole the show in japan, but for very different reasons. 2020 one's 1st big sporting event was the australian open tennis tournament, novak jock of each one. the 1st of 3 grand slam titles for the year naomi osaka took the women's title, but she skipped much of the rest of the season to prioritize her mental health. the 1st of several sports stars to raise the issue during the year. the tournament itself was delayed 3 weeks due to corona, various concerns. while tough quarantine rules hit some players and spectator numbers were limited. another common theme for 2021 organizers of footballs. men's european championship tried hard to allow as many supporters as possible despite the delayed tournament spread across the continent. germany, france shall dare support for l g. b t q writes, when they played hungary, but the team and long serving coach yrc him nerve bowed out after losing to england, who then lost the final to deserving. when is italy on penalties? for most though, the euros will be remembered for denmark, midfield, a christian, e

rishaad: got the rate decision in tokyo. the bank of japan out.ot call it a rate decision. it is a tapering or a purchasing decision. they could choose to reduce the number of etf's they are buying. approaching the limits to tapering purchases. maybe one or two more chances for a reduction. what we are looking at is inflation. the cost push inflation is anywhere there because what about the 2% target? how long has that been in place and how far away are they from it? yvonne: they're still quite far away but we have seen some inflation in cities like tokyo of late. his calls on inflation have been interesting. some economists saying the cost push inflation underway. rishaad: on the tliv blog, saying -- the finance reporter saying financing costs may be starting to affect the deeply entrenched inflationary mindset. about 63% of individual investors pulled this month. the price of goods and services will rise. yvonne: when it comes to the covid date, any kind of tweaks or changes here? time to scale back some of the stimulus we sold during the depths

war crime trial will be held all over the pacific like singapore, morte, tokyo, thousands of japanesewill be accused of war crime and atrocity. they'll be executed for these crimes but the most controversial is manila the homeland needs of the general says biggest personal setbacks during the war and many had his hand on the scale on the trial in these men probably did not receive the trial. aspects of the trial will go to the americansns supreme court in truman is in agreement with all of this and a lot of legal scholars believe that there was probably an obstruction of justice during this particular child's but there is also an idea that somebody had to be punished so everybody looks the other way. the biggest trial will be in tokyo that will be before the tribunal of the far east that's another very high ranking people will be charged with crimes against the peace and waging aggressive war several will be executed in 1948 in other way the occupation seeks to reeducate japanese citizens is through museums and arts. you probably heard of the monument, they were in japan to but in jap

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.t. the saudi arabian grand prix had it all, brimming with chaos and controversy. reigning world champion lewis hamilton beat max verstappen to set up a winner—takes—all showdown in abu dhabi next weekend. the drama—filled race was stopped twice, featured three starts and saw an incredible series of events unfold between the title contenders. motorsport journalist michael lamonato says you couldn't have scripted the race or the result. an incredible debut event, absolutely right, and what a perfect set—up it is for the finale, as you mentioned. not only the fact that there are no points between the two title protagonists but the tension this race delivered for this finale is better — you could not have scripted it, it's better than formula 1 could have hoped for. i mean, you talk about the tension from the race, michael, i think it's fair to say the tension between these two is also very much part of the story and, i mean, we are dealing with — let's not get too carried away — but it's

they did it pretty well, i think with tokyo as we saw, but you're only going to see minimal local fans there so it won't have the same effect. so i don't think not the diplomatic boycott, it really does, unless it affects the streaming aspects with sponsors pulling out from advertising on nbc. it really doesn't seem like it will have a huge effect, but we see canada that you can, australia join the u. s. in that diplomatic way. yeah. and there may be more to come, but perversely, the fact that it's controversial could actually help the ratings. i guess we'll see the major league baseball owners of locked out the players pending a new collective bargaining agreement. i think you and i will hear more cheers than cheers when max sure is there shows up at national park and it's new met uniform this coming year, assuming that game will be played. what are the issues at stake in this baseball stand off? it seems like it will happen, but basically money as we've been talking about already in the segment, it's all about money. it's basically the main issues involving our revenue, sharing, luxu

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, tokyo look in good with a hive. talk degrees on thursday. class also starting to drift away through a parts a huge swath of china. a nice stay in gray, lynn with a hive 21 degrees. and i want to show the weather story as we head toward down under right now. lot of rain for new south wales, especially victoria wanted to show you what were up against here. i could see 200 millimeters of rain over 2 days. those when 75 plus kilometers per hour. it's going to whip up the waves to about 4 meters high, so very violent stretch of weather ahead. now we talk about the temperature story per se, that $34.00. you could see your longest stretch of days, $31.00 and above it for the month of december. in 90 years, but it all comes crashing down on friday with a hive. 25 degrees and for new zealand, more wet weather for the capitol region on thursday. a. the corona virus pandemic has toward modern society. as governments have grappled with soaring cases, contact tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil r

i think of how the world came together for the tokyo olympics earlier this year. and the joy that there are many, many people, certainly there are major human rights issues in china to address that on the whole . let's keep the sport politics separate here. and let's not forget that sport has acted before to bring about change in various countries. we did have the protests on, you know, the party protest with the commonwealth nations banding, south africa from sport, and back in the sixties and seventies, most particularly cricket and rugby. and that had some effect in bringing about change in south africa. upside drivers are too big for that, but certainly it is sending a very strong signal to beijing with also the pandemic now and cove at 19 cases in south korea have surpassed 7000 in a single day. for the 1st time, prime minister kimball kim says he is concerned about the increasing number of critically ill patients. he says the on the con variant is contributing to the rise and infections. and now home treatment for patients is being considered to reduce press

ponti tokyo no, still grieving her daughter's death has experienced first hand the devastation a gun in the wrong hands can do. about 6 45 pm july 30th. the family was playing in front of their home on birth. elaine near hudson and san francisco's bay view when bullets started flying hitting 16 year old jada tokyo. no, and her 45 year old aunt she survived. but our daughter she didn't get she didn't survive. she died instantly. there's a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the murder of jada , who loved to dance, sing and play piano. so far, no information regarding what led to the shooting. the family attended this gun buyback program saturday morning hosted by the sfpd and united players, a nonprofit that supports kids with academic and leadership skills. in order to keep them off the streets out of harm's way. we're just seeking justice for our daughter, jada to fabiano. and we're here to support the gun buyback and you know the senses gun violence because that's what's taking our daughter from us. all manner of weapons were being turned over at

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.king formula 1. the saudi arabian grand prix had it all, brimming with chaos and controversy. reigning world champion lewis hamilton beat max verstappen to set up a winner—takes—all showdown in abu dhabi next weekend. it's the last race of the season. this one drama—filled race was stopped twice, featured three starts and saw an incredible series of events unfold between the title contenders. motorsportjournalist michael lamonato joins me live now from melbourne. imean, i mean, goodness, the saudis could not have asked for more, could not have asked for more, could they? pm could not have asked for more, could they?— could not have asked for more, could they? an incredible debut event, absolutely _ could they? an incredible debut event, absolutely right, - could they? an incredible debut event, absolutely right, and - event, absolutely right, and what a perfect set up it is for the finale, as you mentioned judge not only the fact there are no points between the two title protagonists b

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.. the welsh government scheme will give people the option of planting the tree in their garden or having it added to a woodland on their behalf. our wales correspondent hywel griffiths reports. from these young seedlings, one day, entire forests may grow. the welsh government says it wants to see 86 million trees planted across wales by the end of the decade to capture carbon and combat climate change. that's why next year it will offer over a million native trees for free — either to be added to a woodland like this, or for people to plant themselves at home. but at the cost of £2 million to the taxpayer, how likely is it that they'll survive and thrive? trees are tough, actually. you've got to treat them pretty badly to kill a tree. you know, just a bit of tender loving care and it will be fine. bit of space and plenty of water. to reach 86 million, many, many more will need to be planted. a national forest stretching across wales is planned. a similar scheme is happening in the midl

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.rupted in the north—east indian state of nagaland following the killing of 13 civilians by security forces. hundreds of people threw stones and set fire to areas near an army camp. on saturday, an army patrol shot a group of miners returning home after mistaking them for militants. nagaland's chief minister has blamed an intelligence failure. rescuers in indonesia are searching for survivors in villages blanketed by molten ash after the eruption of mount semeru. the eruption of the biggest mountain on the island ofjava caught locals by surprise on saturday, forcing thousands of people to flee. at least ia people have been killed and dozens injured. people in yangon banged on pots and pans from their homes late on sunday evening in protest, after soldiers rammed a truck into demonstrators earlier in the day. local reports say myanmar security forces had also opened fire on the peaceful anti—coup protest, killing several people and injuring dozens of others. the authorities have denied t

but this gauges of the plans to reinvigorate tokyo as a global financial center. >> yes.we look back over here, tokyo thought they had a golden opportunity to pick up the people who were a little concerned about the situation in hong kong. this could shift to tokyo instead. what we are seeing is a very different outlook from what we saw. this is much more about rectifying the inequalities in our society and bolstering the middle class, raising wages for people on low incomes so these are not really seen as the welcoming tactics that the financial community would like to see. there have been contradictory statements on tax. we have seen some benefits but then we are seeing other taxes, that capital gains tax which is not welcome by many in the financial community. >> thank you, isabel. stay with japan, they are set to unveil another record annual budget this week as they add to the world pause heaviest debt load with more spending of -- the head of an election. it is to support these ambitions for the spending plan ahead of this election. this is an economy that has been s

golden for great britain in tokyo. smashing the second rung out of the park! it is a glittering fifth gold medal for laura kenny. we're olympic champions. i'm so proud. jason kenny! double olympic champions. # when i see the world so different now. # because there's a place that i see, and that's my town. # when i don't know what to say. # when i don't know what to do. # would it be ok if i came home to you? # no, would it be ok if i came home to you? a captivated audience back home barely had time to draw breath. no sooner had the olympians returned with their medals, the paralympians were off to tokyo set on winning more. she was crying, and i was too, but you never really expect it to come together like that. i literally gave everything i had. one tenth of the second. it was ridiculous. now i am so much more. i worked for this for such a long time, but i worked independently, so now ifinished all three. we're finished. i'm going home. as britain was gaining champions, it was also losing one for now. anthonyjoshua lo

selina wang joins us live now from tokyo with more on all of this. good to see you, selina. after peng shuai's initial accusation was posted? and is this raising more questions than answers? >> yeah, well, rosemary a lot of questions remain unanswered. this appearance does not extinguish shuai and the women' tennis association is still calling for an investigation. but this marks the first time peng shuai has spoken to international media about those sexual assault allegations. [ audio difficulty ] >> all right. i have to apologize. having some audio issues there with our connection with selina wang. appreciate her joining us, though, for that. >>> well, gabriel boric is set to be sworn in next year as the youngest president in chile's history. he defeated jose kast sunday in a runoff. rafael romo looks at how he did it and the challenges that lie ahead. >> reporter: he's 35 years old, a former student leader, and has the support of the country's communist party. gabriel boric will be chile's next president. the former congressman and leftist leader garnered more than 55% of

the biggest trial though will be in tokyo. that will be before the international military tribunal of the far east. that's very high ranking people will be charged with crimes and with waging an aggressive war. several of them will be executed in 1948. another way the occupation things to reeducate japanese citizens is through museums and the arts. you've probably heard of the monuments in europe, they were in japan too. but in japan they were different the role wasn't one about censorship than going around protecting cultural objects from war. they are going to go to museums and religious sites throughout the country and make sure the content does not glorify militarism. there is a home in japanese institution that gives grandson's day afloat and share japanese culture with the rest of the world for this is going to be very, very successful in this mission. i think even today have very powerful voices. macarthur realizes always happy to exercise what he called soft power in this arena. what's interesting that his wife, mrs. m

ponti tokyo no, still grieving her daughter's death has experienced first hand the devastation a gung hands can do. about 6 45 pm july 30th. the family was playing in front of their home on birth, elaine near hudson and san francisco's bay view when bullets started flying hitting 16 year old jada tokyo. no, and her 45 year old aunt she survived. but a daughter she didn't get she didn't survive. she died instantly. there's a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the murder of jada, who loved to dance, sing and play piano. so far, no information regarding what led to the shooting. the family attended this gun buyback program saturday morning hosted by the sfpd and united players, a nonprofit that supports kids with academic and leadership skills. in order to keep them off the streets out of harm's way. we're just seeking justice for our daughter, jada to fabiano. and we're here to support the gun buyback and you know the senseless gun violence because that's what's taking our daughter from us. all manner of weapons were being turned over at this howard

in tokyo. i'm vonnie quinn. samsung biologic shares getting a boost after a korean media report saying there are talks to buy biogen. they have a market value of about $38 billion and gain approval in june for the alzheimer's treatment. china's top quant had fun has apologized to investors after a record slump in performance. the recent drawdown caused in part by a mistimed trade. it is the latest side of headwinds in china's quant headphones.

thinking back to the tokyo games where you had the american shot putter raven sanders. made her protest for the black lives matter movement and even though she was threatened with action, nothing came against her for that protest, nor should there have been. but the ioc seems to be very selective in how it applies its measures in all cases. it is very willing to turn a blind eye to certain workers, certain people, certain nations. like a lot of these transnational supporting organizations, i think they are very flexible in how they adapt or apply their policies. nick: victor, do you think ultimately this is more about the collision of two worldviews, more a reflection of a real world crisis that is ongoing right now between superpowers? >> yes and no. i am very worried about the trajectory of the u.s.-china relations because the kind of narratives we hear among the western block, and i read the papers, the kinds of things they are saying is, there is a lot of truth to it, but there are a lot of people using china as a political football. having said that, i pay attentio

her home games and one of the signature moments, the opening ceremony lighting the coltrane in tokyo. there was a disappointment for her in the actual tennis told him and she was knocked out in the 3rd round saying that she just did not feel in the right place. but she certainly did help to redefine the ability to talk so openly about mental health. she certainly did say it was a pretty tough year for a soccer or no, but a fair retail one if a british tennis. but i'm a writer, connie you made history of the us open. one moment it was, it produced what sport crazed, those completely unexpected moments a drum or i think back cause would be lympics when we had and most of j because when in the many 100 meters final expectedly. but he was in the final line up this in tennis, was emma radical on a going from a completely outside of the 1st qualifier to ever win a grand slam. and she did it without even dropping us, that climbing up the world rankings by hundreds of places and really helping to cigna provide a real signature moment of the year and sport. absolutely, it was pretty incredible

from the previous year did take place this included the men's european football championship and the tokyo olympics. 20. 20 one's 1st big sporting event was the australian open tennis tournament. novak jock of it when the 1st of 3 grand slam titles for the year naomi osaka took the women's title, but she skipped much of the rest of the season to prioritize her mental health. the 1st of several sports stars to raise the issue during the year for both men's euros tried to boost spectator numbers in corona various times. $67000.00, so italy, crown deserved winners for most know the euros will be remembered for denmark, midfielder, kristian, erickson's cardiac arrest during a game. and his subsequent recovery argentina, greatly anal. messy was the other big football story of the year. he finally won a major international title by lifting the copper america, but also stunned fans by tearfully leaving his beloved barcelona for paris. sancho, ma'am, the tokyo olympics took place a year later than scheduled, despite strong opposition to the games in japan. due to the pandemic. norwegian carson val

selina wang in tokyo with the very latest.ave discovered a surprise perma prfrost on mars. the orbiter found the ground in the central area was emitting a high level of neutrons, something typically seen in wetter soil. the findings suggest that up to 40% of the near surface material in the area could be water. it amounts to an enormous quantity because it is ten times longer and 20 times wider than the earth's grand canyon. pretty sure i said that wrong. thanks for watching. appreciate your company. i'm michael holmes. world sport is up next for international viewers. for everyone else here in the united states i'll be back with more news after the break. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ this holiday, let them shine like never before. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how we shine. ♪ find the

. >>> after the pandemic essentially benched sports in 2020, games finally opening in tokyo.eals the top ten sports stories of 2021. >> reporter: number 10. in 2021 age proved to be just a number. 50 years old, phil mickelson becoming the oldest golfer ever to earn a major, winning his second major champ first since 2013. >> it's possible this is the last tournament i ever win, but there's no reason why i or anybody else can't do it at a later age. it just takes a little bit more work. >> reporter: number 9, tom brady, meanwhile, looks like he may never age. >> 43-year-old tom brady wins a historic seventh title in his first season with a new team. >> reporter: a convincing win over the chiefs. the bucs, the first team ever to win a super bowl in their home stadium. celebrating with a boat paraded that saw him completing another p pass on the water. 2021 the year of the bucs. milwaukee also claiming their first nba title since 1971. giannis capping off an incredible playoff run becoming the final's mvp. >> major league baseball is moving its all-star game out of georgia becau

so by saturday, tokyo just has a high of 8 degrees from low temperatures to high temperature is i'm going to take das trailer this few days out. this is on sunday. we're bacon in the heat for western australia. some spots may hit 50 degrees by the end of the weekend, but back to the here and now on thursday, a few showers coastal new south wales, more inland through queensland, and for new zealand. that wet weather really starting to take off the intensity the south island, some spots over the last few days have had their weather stay in about 7 years, but the worst of it over. ah. the 20th centuries 1st, genocide thought to have set the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything. but for some reason the sand refused to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over a century on the injustice still echoes down the generation and the path to reparation is nelson, easy. one, namibia, the price of genocide, people and power on al jazeera. it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of tort

and i knew the nation is live in tokyo. thank you. now officials say 5 people have been killed and one of the most powerful tropical storms to hit the philippines this year. more than 300000 people have been displaced in the southern and central regions. the storm is now weakening off to it, slammed into the coast on thursday, winds of up to 195 kilometers per hour and not the power lines and votes roof jamila alan build on has this update on them, and many of the areas hits since then actually have lost power communication lines . so there are very little information coming from provinces like late, for example, saudi go, behold, province. and even earlier at the press conference by those who are part of the national disaster risk management office, they themselves admit that this is quite critical. at least, you know, a 100000 people have already been affected. 100000, be hundreds of thousands of people remain evacuated and, and the point is still in the areas of allow and province, which is expected to leave the philippine area res

and also china boycotted in 1964 the tokyo games. and so all of a sudden they very much change their tune and saying these days that the olympics shouldn't be political. well, they were very political for china back in that timeframe in terms of moving forward. i mean, i think what's interesting to keep an eye on is, will countries expand the diplomatic boycott into a potential athlete boycott? athletes are very much in the middle on this one. and if you think about it, who put them there, the international olympic committee put the athletes in this very difficult position. if athletes were to lead a boycott in beijing, which i don't anticipate, but it's certainly a possibility that could be extraordinarily powerful and effective if governments as what happened in 198-1084 decided not to send their athletes. that could be a real done after all, here in the united states and other countries where athletes did not go to the olympics. there's a real sour taste in the mouth. you have numerous olympians with asterisks next to their names

for the more wintry weather we have to look to the north east and to tokyo, we've got snow storms affecting her chi do that wet and when to where the blowing in, pushing off to the east, it is going to clear by the time we get to choose day, we'll see the temperature recover in support, but for tokyo, it is going to get colder. it escapes the rain, but that is due to arrive later on tuesday now was a move across to south asia. it's a much more settled picture than it has been recently within a few showers across the southern areas of india. but the shop of storms of be affecting sri lanka. it's going to be wet in colombo through to saturday. unfortunately. but across that west coast of india, there is a lot of warmth, is very dry as well, with a temperature in one by sitting at 35 degrees celsius on tuesday. oh, the weather sponsored by casara, always a palestinian social and political campaigner. in iceland, she became the 1st woman here to speak about human rights, or in the press. at american dutch business woman who's built a multi $1000000.00 business, but helps disadvantage young peop

but in downtown tokyo there are some cases of co—ordinating with the omicron variant.t this spreading and the omicron variant, because it is likely highly contagious.— because it is likely highly contaaious. ., ., contagious. throughout the successive _ contagious. throughout the successive waves _ contagious. throughout the successive waves of - contagious. throughout the successive waves of covid l contagious. throughout the i successive waves of covid we have had over the last almost two years now, case numbers and fatalities have made much lower in the east than the west, what you think, as a doctor, are the measures most significant in the fight against covid was yellow yes. this is likely, the most important thing is an increase in vaccination rates, vaccine updates among the japanese population is pretty high —— uptake. we strongly encourage people to get vaccinated, including booster shots. the second thing, it is infection control practices, especially wearing a mask in public places, which is really important. i thinkjapanese important. i think japanese peopl

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but for tokyo, it is going to get colder. it escapes the rain, but that is due to arrive later on tuesday. now as we move across to south asia, it's a much more settled picture than it has been recently within a few showers across the southern areas of india. but the sharp, a storms of be affecting sri lanka, it's going to be wet in colombo through to saturday. unfortunately, but across that west coast of india, there is a lot of warmth. it's very dry as well, with a temperature in one by sitting at 35 degrees celsius on tuesday. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always, ah, inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. blue with ah, welcome back, a grammar about top stories here. this, our searc