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Yamanote line to resume services around 10 a.m.

Yamanote Line To Resume Services Around 10 A.m.

October 13, 2019

The Yamanote line in Tokyo is expected to resume operations at around 10:00 a.m. Sunday.

East Japan Railway says that it decided to restart services earlier than scheduled, as the safety of the tracks has been confirmed.

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A medical society in Japan is to research lingering symptoms that some people suffer after recovering from COVID-19 and testing negative.Members of the Japanese Respiratory Society plan to begin collecting data on infected people from medical institutions across Japan as early as next month.

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Hiroshima trying to return A-bomb victims' ashes

Officials in the city of Hiroshima have begun their annual campaign to trace the relatives of atomic bomb victims whose remains have been identified but not yet claimed.The officials on Thursday sent out a list of the names of 814 victims of the 1945 bombing of the city to municipalities across...more

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More than 17,400 people with dementia were reported missing in Japan last year.The National Police Agency says 17,479 people diagnosed with or suspected of having dementia went missing in 2019. The figure increased from the previous year by 552, and has been rising since 2012.

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