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Robots on Hand to Greet Japanese Coronavirus Patients in Hotels
Japan is now using hotels to house patients who have tested positive for the coronavirus but whose symptoms are too light to need hospitalisation, and several in the capital of Tokyo just opened on Friday feature robots to help lighten the burden on nurses.
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Japanese found dead in Mumbai hotel
A 41-year-old Japanese national was found dead at the high-end hotel in suburban Andheri on Wednesday but the police have not found evidence of foul play as of now. Toshi Yukai Matsueara, who worked as Chief of Export Sales for Japan-based Nikuni Company Ltd which manufactures industrial pumps, was found dead in his room in ...
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Robots on Hand to Greet Japanese Coronavirus Patients in Hotels
Japan is now using hotels to house patients who have tested positive for the coronavirus but whose symptoms are too light to need hospitalisation, and several in the capital of Tokyo just opened on Friday feature robots to help lighten the burden on nurses.
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Japanese found dead in Mumbai hotel
A 41-year-old Japanese national was found dead at the high-end hotel in suburban Andheri on Wednesday but the police have not found evidence of foul play as of now. Toshi Yukai Matsueara, who worked as Chief of Export Sales for Japan-based Nikuni Company Ltd which manufactures industrial pumps, was found dead in his room in ...
