TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. Forces in Japan (USFJ) on Thursday said they have introduced stricter measures to tackle an increase in COVID-19 cases that have raised concerns that cases may spread to communities around military facilities in the country.
The USFJ is "establishing more stringent mitigation measures in a further effort to prevent virus transmission," it said in a press release.
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