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Posted in: Japan records 503 coronavirus infections on Wednesday; biggest daily jump since start of pandemic See in context
"In Japan more people are infected everyday, but not many people don't die per day. It looks like Japanese may have antibody against coronavirus. Is it a kinda herd immunity? There are still clusters all over."
This "Japanese are specials" mentality won't disappear?? My god some don't learn anything from history...
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Wednesday it is...
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