Japan to ease restrictions on funerals of people with COVID
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Wait a minute, this doesn’t really make much sense?
I thought that the funeral restrictions were to try and prevent the *living* from infecting each other?
Woah, they were still doing this? I remember hearing about it back in the crazy spring of 2020. But I had no idea that this was still going on.