Olympic venues in Tokyo will not have spectators, says Japan's Olympic minister
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Source：Xinhua
Japan's Olympic minister Tamayo Marukawa said Thursday that spectators will not be allowed to enter venues situated in Tokyo during the Olympic Games.
Marukawa said after a five-party meeting which was also attended remotely by IOC president Thomas Bach.
"The venues in Tokyo will not include spectators," she said through an interpreter.
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