(Bloomberg) -- Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga was examined at a Tokyo hospital Saturday, as aides denied he had a problem with his health, Jiji News said.
The premier, who has been beset by criticism over his handling of the pandemic, spent about 30 minutes at the hospital for a follow-up check following his annual medical in April, Jiji said.
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Suga, who is known for his long working hours, has taken almost no time off this summer, as he tackles the worst virus outbreak Japan has faced so far.
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