A spokesman for the ministry explained that “it was just fatigue.
Writes UNN referring to SWI.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba apparently fell asleep during a parliamentary vote to re-elect him to the post. This circumstance was immediately captured on camera and became a topic of debate in Japanese social media.
Cabinet spokesperson Yoshimasa Hayashi explained the problem during a press conference.
It was a reaction caused by a cold medicine that may have been too strong, causing drowsiness
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