TOKYO (Reuters) - Five members of Japan's Sumo Association were confirmed to have the coronavirus antibody, public broadcaster NHK said on Monday, citing the association.
The association has conducted antibody tests for 891 members including sumo wrestlers and stablemasters who wished to, NHK said.
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