The survey found that with the end of the Olympic Games, the approval rate of the Japanese Prime Minister dropped to the lowest level in history.

A survey conducted on Monday showed that the approval rating of Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga fell below 30% for the first time since he took office. Coronavirus disease Infect.

According to a poll conducted by the Asahi Shimbun, about one-third of the people disapprove of hosting the Olympics that will close on Sunday, and 60% said they don’t want Suga Yoshihide to continue as prime minister, which will allow his ruling party to hold it later this year. The prospects for the general election are bleak years.

In a poll conducted over the weekend, Yoshihide Suga’s approval rating dropped to 28%, which is the lowest level since he took office as prime minister in September last year.

Among those surveyed, 56% said that hosting the Tokyo Olympics was a good idea, while 32% thought it was a bad idea.

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Japan’s slow vaccination program has hurt Suga’s popularity, and the rapid spread of Delta variants has led to a surge in new infections, clouding the Olympics, and Friday’s number of cases reached the 1 million milestone.

Yoshihide Suga and the organizers of the Olympics stated that there is no connection between the Olympics and the surge in cases.

(Reporting by Leika Kihara; Editing by Daniel Wallis and Lincoln Feast.)