Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga came in fifth in the Nikkei's survey of preferred next prime ministers. - Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters): Support for Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga slid nine points to 34%, its lowest since he took office last September, a survey showed on Monday, clouding his hopes the Tokyo Olympics would boost his ratings ahead of a general election this year.
Nearly two-thirds of respondents to the July 23-25 Nikkei business daily survey said the country's rollout of coronavirus vaccinations was not going well.
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