Tokyo Olympic Games to go ahead without any spectators in venues

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Tokyo 2020 president Seiko Hashimoto Source: AAP

Fans are no longer allowed to attend the Olympics, as Japanese issues a state of emergency in Tokyo for the fourth time.

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Published 9 July 2021 2:38pm

By Nadine Silva

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Tokyo Olympic Games to go ahead without any spectators in venues

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Fans are no longer allowed to attend the Olympics, as Japanese issues a state of emergency in Tokyo for the fourth time.

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Fans are no longer allowed to attend the Olympics, as Japanese issues a state of emergency in Tokyo for the fourth time.

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