Japan eases travel curbs for nine countries, mainly China, S'pore, S. Korea and Thailand


Passengers wearing protective face masks are seen next to an electric signboard showing information to remind passengers to practice social distancing at the check-in area of Japan Airlines (JAL), amid the Covid-19 outbreak, at the Tokyo International Airpor on Friday (Oct 30, 2020). - Reuters

TOKYO, Oct 30 (Reuters): Japan has eased travel curbs for China, Australia, South Korea and six other countries and regions, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said on Friday, as Tokyo steps up efforts to revive its economy while preventing the spread of the Covid-19 (coronavirus).

Japan lowered its infection risk advisory level for Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, New Zealand, Brunei and Vietnam, besides China, South Korea and Australia, to 2 from 3, telling its citizens to avoid non-urgent, non-essential trips.

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