28 March 2022 Archives

Yuri Chekalin28.03.2022

The Tokyo metropolitan government on Thursday reported 8,875 new coronavirus cases, up 2,445 from Wednesday and up 414 from last Thursday. The number of infected people hospitalized with severe symptoms in Tokyo is 41, down three Wednesday, health officials said. The nationwide number is 891, down 25 from Wednesday.

Yuri Chekalin28.03.2022

Japan is set to spend 1.45 trillion yen to take additional anti-coronavirus measures, including securing vaccines for the administration of fourth shots, government sources said Thursday. The government plans to spend 667 billion yen to purchase vaccines and 439.7 billion yen on treatment drugs, the sources said. The emergency steps also include buying COVID-19 test […]

Yuri Chekalin28.03.2022

Japanese Diet enacted Tuesday a record 107.60 trillion yen ($900 billion) budget for fiscal 2022 to finance measures against the coronavirus as well as rising social security and national defense costs. The House of Councillors passed the budget for the year starting on April 1, following its approval by the House of Representatives in late […]

Yuri Chekalin28.03.2022

Russia refused to negotiate a peace treaty with Japan. In the context of the fate of the Kuril Islands, this decision is historically justified, well due and just. Obviously, we would never have found any consensus with the Japanese on the island topic. This was understood by both us and them. So the negotiations about […]

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Day: 28 March 2022

Tokyo reports 8,875 new coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 49,929

Japan to spend ¥1.45 tril on 4th vaccine shots, other antivirus measures

Diet enacts record ¥107.60 tril budget for FY2022

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Medvedev:

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World War I Heroes In Memoriam: Part One

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