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Public must be ready for some Tokyo Olympics-linked COVID spike: expert

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As long as the games are held, we have to make people understand that the number of infections will likely increase."

Everybody understand that already, you Idiot!

Cancel the Olympics and that's it!

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It is time to forget Olympics in any countries until confirmed ANTIDOTE is found.

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That's why no one is coming yo

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Hopefully there will be a vaccine by next summer. If not, good luck.

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Why prepare when you can prevent? Cancel the Olympics.

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The government has stated that the Olympics will go ahead "At all costs". Now they're making it clear that those "costs" include the health of their own citizens. Aren't government supposed to act for the benefit of the people? If not, why do we need them.

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Feudal times repeating...

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Wow. Those on high declare 'we' must prepare for a spike in Covid - because those who ostensibly represent the interests of the citizenry, the health & welfare of the people instead, intend to hold The Olympic Games, in spite of the danger it presents to the populous.

Cancel the games.

Japan's former director of the Infectious Disease Surveillance Center at Japan's NIID, kowtows to those who are pushing the games and fails to oppose an event that will literally kill people, is beyond the ken. Maybe he should go work for Trump.

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