Japan’s PM Suga expresses gratitude to the countrymen for organizing the Tokyo Olympics

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Monday thanked the countrymen for successfully and safely organizing the Olympic Games despite the difficulties related to the corona virus epidemic. Expressing gratitude to the people for their cooperation and support, Suga said, “The Games were postponed for a year and took place under strict guidelines but I think we were able to fulfill our responsibility to the host country.”

The Tokyo Olympic Games were held without spectators. The players were confined to the bio-secure environment in the game village itself. He had to wear a mask immediately after the end of the game on the field and was leaving Japan soon after the competitions ended. Japan also presented a hallmark of their determination through these Games and Suga also praised the players who have won a record 58 medals for the country, saying, “Some won medals and some did not but we are impressed by the performance of all of them.” Moving on.