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Japan's Olympic minister says the Tokyo 2020 games could be postponed from the summer until later in the year amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
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In a potentially seismic event postponement, Japan’s Olympic minister has said that the Tokyo 2020 Games could be moved from the summer until later in the year due to the coronavirus. Speaking in Japan’s parliament, Seiko Hashimoto said Tokyo’s contract with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) “calls for the Games to be held within 2020…[this]
Japan says Tokyo 2020 Olympics could be moved to the end of the year
Amid fears that the coronavirus outbreak could disrupt the Tokyo Games, Japan’s Olympic minister said Tuesday that the contract calls for the event to be held during 2020 – suggesting that it could…
"G-7 finance ministers are ready to take actions, including fiscal measures where appropriate, to aid in the response to the virus and support the economy," the statement read.