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No. of JR passengers down 68% in holiday period to record low due to virus

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JR Shikoku and JR Hokkaido have been and will be most badly affected. Not sure if other surviving JR groups would bail them out (despite the same shared historical backgrounds & operational cooperation, each JR is an independent entity)

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Like major arilines, utilities, etc, all these major infrastructure related companies like JR, previously owned by the government will survive whatever happens. It is vital for a country.

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Good.

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And, the virus is still raging away. Imagine how many new cases of COVID could have arisen if they didn’t drop the Go To campaign and passenger numbers were not decreased.

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