(6/23) Tokyo today about COVID-19 [Fixed Value]

 

 

***  This article is written with the help of Google Translate… ***

 

 

619 ( +184 from the day before) new infections confirmed in Tokyo.

 

 

 

 

◆◆◆ Japan ◆◆◆

 

(Today)

Number of people infected nationwide : 1,779 ( +342)

Number of people deaths nationwide : 58 ( +15)

Number of people infected in Tokyo : 619 ( +184)

 *( )= increase  from the day before

 

(Cumulative)

Number of people infected nationwide : 790,025 ( + 1,777)

Number of people deaths nationwide : 14,576 ( +59)

Number of hospital discharges : 754,993 ( +1,907)

 *( )= increase  from the day before

* Since revisions are made daily by local governments and the media,
the cumulative total may differ from the new figures for the day.

 

Number of seriously ill persons nationwide : 646 ( -51) 

 

（Other）

Airport(+Seaport) Quarantine : 4 ( -1 / Total 3,304)

  *( )= increase  from the day before

 

 

▽京都府 (Kyoto)              16,499人  (前日+21人)

 

 (*All of the above from 2021/06/23 20:33 /  NHK NEWS WEB)

 

 

◆◆◆ World ◆◆◆

 

（Cumulative）

Number of people infected nationwide ： 179,997,272 ( +402,483)

Number of people deaths nationwide ： 3,899,731 ( +9,756)

Number of hospital discharges ： 164,758,680 ( +468,252)

( All of the above from 2021/06/23 20:00 / worldometers)

*( )= increase  from the day before

 

 

 

Also Today, the number of new infections in Tokyo has increased compared to the same day of the previous week …

 

 

Now it looks like this … ↓

 

(*Red circle = day increased from the same day of the previous week)

 

Hmm … It’s on the rise by all means …

 

 

 

Meanwhile… How about the amount of people in the city in Tokyo…↓

(Around 15:00 on Jan 23, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo)

 

 

Well, I will summarize

the breakdown of the number of new infections in Tokyo + α …!

 

 

 

And also today, I will summarize some prefectures that have a high number of infected people, not just in the Tokyo area.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Governor Koike of Tokyo was hospitalized due to overwork, and there is news that she will be treated all week …

She seems to have been short of breath at the “Meeting to accommodate the Olympic spectators” yesterday …

 

 

Under such circumstances, it was decided that “the Olympic venue can accommodate spectators, 50% or less of the capacity or 10,000 people or less”, but at that Olympic venue,

it seems that they decided not to provide alcoholic beverages to the spectators …!

 

 

What …? They were rather going to make alcoholic beverages OK ………?

 

 

.. I’m surprised that way, but it seems that the government intended to serve alcoholic beverages at the venue without the public’s knowledge, let alone enter the audience …

 

 

Is it because Asahi Breweries is the sponsor?

 

 

And to my surprise, the article says,
“We will soon announce guidelines on what to do at the venue and how to eat and drink,”
↑the government seems to be OK with eating and drinking …

 

 

The Olympic news for the last few days is really crazy …

I hope some talented politician will fix it …

 

 

 

And the topic changes, but …

Let’s take a look at the news related to large-scale vaccination yesterday and today!

Tokyo, which has the largest population in Japan, will open two more large-scale vaccination venues!
(*Tachikawa Regional Disaster Prevention Center in Tachikawa City / Tama General Medical Center in Fuchu City)

The target is faculty and staff from nursery school to high school.

In addition, the government will cooperate with
Aoyama Gakuin University, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo Metropolitan University, etc.
to promote university-related vaccination from the end of July, including students and faculty members of other universities in Tokyo!

 

 

It’s really good that vaccination goes on and on!

Also … I hope it will open the way for vaccination for individuals who don’t belong anywhere …

 

By the way, regarding “university vaccination” …

Kansai University seems to be giving out 500 yen worth of gift certificates in the local shopping district to students who have finished vaccination … (dry laugh)

Only 10% of the students seem to have “not answered” the vaccination questionnaire, and the university seems to be worried about it …
(*10% of them don’t seem to say “I don’t want to get vaccinated” lol)

 

Well … it’s another person’s household, so let’s not say anything … lol

 

 

Also, in “workplace vaccination”,

Since the target of “workplace vaccination” currently being recruited by the government is “companies / organizations with more than 1000 people”, so in Fukuoka they called on small venture companies and as a result it seems that they secured more than 60 companies / 1000 people!

 

I hope this kind of circle will spread more!

 

 

However, on the other hand …

It seems that some companies seem to be applying for more vaccines than necessary for “workplace vaccination” …

 

I know what they have, but I really want them to stop doing this because it is possible that vaccines for other municipalities, large vaccination centers, etc. are likely to run out, and even vaccines can be wasted…

 

I think it’s a big company because it should be a company / organization with more than 1000 people, but…

Which company would do that …

 

 

And today’s last article …

It seems that the government minister in charge of economic revitalization Nishimura calculated the infection risk of the variant virus with a supercomputer and announced the result!

And the result you care about is ↓

 

 

By the way, it seems that the analysis assumed that the infectivity of Indian strains was 2.25 times that of the conventional strain …!

 

 

！？

 

 

According to recent reports, there is information on domestic and overseas news sites that the infectivity of Indian stocks is about 1.5 times that of the conventional type, but I made this calculation in the summary article on June 10. … ↓

 

 

↑ The government’s assumptions are exactly the same as my past estimates!

 

I don’t want to say “I’m amazing!” (lol) …, but

I’m glad I kept giving you accurate information!

 

 

I would like to continue to introduce accurate information in the future!

 

 

 

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And this article↓

acertainfox512.hatenablog.com

How long time the materials such as paper, cloth, plastic, etc. need to eliminating the risk when coronavirus is attached, and how effective disinfection is.

If you are interested, please take a look!

 

 

Also, for “Does the vaccine work for mutant strains?”, See this table ↓

イギリス株やインド株にもワクチンは“９０％以上有効”  – Youtube(MBS news)
ファイザー製ワクチン ブラジル株に効果期待 東大らのグループ – NHK

 

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Is the vaccine effective against mutant strains? (*unit : %)
Number of vaccinations	Conventional	British	South african	Brazilian	California	NY	Indian	Unknown
Once	57	18	21	16	39	55	37	34
Twice	99	94	90	94	97	98	97	97

 

 

 

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And here’s a trial calculation of how many people in Japan are actually receiving medical treatment.

 

(If it is exactly as announced)

For those who are undergoing medical treatment nationwide are…

these days it’s been declining significantly on most days!

 

 

 

I saw some unpleasant information …

In Melbourne, Australia, an infection was confirmed in the city for the first time in three months in late May, and it was confirmed that this is a variant of the Indian strain, “Kappa strain”.

 

And the Victorian government’s response team seems to have said about the kappa stock:

“It seems that people are infected just by passing each other.”

“The mask doesn’t seem to work either.”

 

 

However, since this has not produced solid research results  and it is not reported in Japan, I can not trust it unconditionally, but…

 

 if it is true, it is too scary …!

 

 

If such a virus begins to spread in Japan, where the number of people in the city is abnormal high …

Hmm … too scary! (cry)

 

 

 

 

 

Please be careful when you go out!

 

 

 

 

 

AcertainFox512

 

 

 

◆Changes in New Coronavirus Infection in Tokyo◆

 

Apr
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Total
–	–	–	–	475	440	446	2686
355	249	399	555	545	567	570	3240
421	306	510	591	729	667	759	3983
543	405	711	843	861	759	876	4998
635	425	828	925	1027	698	–	–
May
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Total
–	–	–	–	–	–	1050	5588
879	708	609	621	591	907	1121	5436
1032	573	925	969	1010	854	772	6135
542	419	732	766	843	649	602	4553
535	340	542	743	684	614	539	3997
448	260	–	–	–	–	–	–
Jun
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Total
–	–	471	487	508	472	436	3082
351	235	369	440	439	435	467	2736
304	209	337	501	452	453	388	2644
376	236	435	619	–	–	–	–
–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–

 

 *Unit: person (number of infected people on that day)