JAPAN Tokyo, no quarantine for businessmen and returning travelers
By the end of the month, the Japanese government will enact a new anti-Covid law granting an exemption to business people going back and forth from the country and returning travelers from the 14-day quarantine that is currently mandatory.
The exemption will apply to both Japanese citizens and foreigners as long as they have a residence permit in the country, from any country they return.
The proposal would appear to be aimed at giving greater breath to international trade, envisaging a recovery of the economy, which has sunk into a recession also due to the pandemic.
