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Japan is getting a ‘Loneliness Minister’ due to rise in pandemic suicides


It’s no secret that the pandemic has been one of the most isolating experiences in human history. Almost a whole year later, and we’re still dealing with the side effects which aren’t getting any better.

In Japan, pandemic-linked isolation is correlated to the first rise of Japanese suicides in 11 years.

Acknowledging it as a serious problem, Japanese prime minister, Yoshihide Suga launched a cabinet post to alleviate the damage of social isolation.

He appointed minister Tetsushi…

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