The Tokyo Olympics will be “safe”

The Japanese authorities dispelled concerns about the possible outbreak of COVID during the Tokyo Olympics, and convinced the public that the Olympics will be “safe.” Data released last week showed that 83% of Japanese citizens said that the latest campaign by billionaire businessman Masayoshi Son should be postponed or cancelled to support the cancellation of the Olympics. However, Alastair Gale, the Japanese editor of The Wall Street Journal, said that the Japanese government has full confidence in the Olympic Games regulations, which will reduce the possibility of potential outbreaks. He said: “So far, the Japanese government has been very unanimous in stating that the Olympic Games will continue, and they are confident that they will ensure the safety of the game.” Any news that indicates that they will oppose the Olympics. “I think they think we have two months before the number of coronaviruses here starts to decline. “They are using their fingers and toes to expect this trend to continue, the Olympics can continue, and people can focus more on sports instead of focusing on health.”