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Kishida Cabinet receives 66% approval rating, its highest, amid 6th wave of virus

The Kishida Cabinet is taking preemptive measures against the spread of the virus, and this seems to be the main point people approve of.

Police said that vaccine doses were thrown away before the vials were returned to the health ministry to justify issuing the certificates.

Experts said the rate of recovery is expected to slow down in the coming months owing to the Omicron variant.

Experts say the possibility of the country’s coastal region being wiped out by a tsunami is relatively low, due to its geographic location.

The country is frequently hit by earthquakes, especially in the Hindu Kush mountain range.

Experts believe this auction has created a land fever in this area and other locations, benefiting some investors when the land price soared.

Tsunami up to 3 meters high were predicted to reach the Amami and Tokara islands.

Since seizing control of the country by force in August, the Taliban authorities have imposed creeping restrictions on Afghans.

The seven were sentenced to imprisonment ranging from 38 to 40 months, while two others were sent to a training center.

After this project, the government plans set up more such plants to make the best use of high ash coal by converting it into methanol fuel.