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How long can Japan keep foreigners locked out?

11 February 2022

11:55 PM

11 February 2022

11:55 PM

A colleague has posted on the ‘Return to Japan’ Facebook page that his hotel quarantine at Tokyo’s Narita airport is set to be extended by ‘at least a week’. This is after testing positive with symptomless Covid on the point of his supposed release. He’s already spent six days locked up in a tiny room with nothing but cold bentos (lunch boxes) for food.

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