*** This article is written with the help of Google Translate… ***
2,681 (+361 from the day before) new infections confirmed in Tokyo.
◆◆◆ Japan ◆◆◆
(Cumulative) * The following is up to 10 worst prefectures.
*( )= increase from the day before
(*All of the above from NHK NEWS WEB)
◆◆◆ World ◆◆◆
The number of infected people in Tokyo is …Today is “the day after the holiday” like “usual Monday”, so the number of infected people announced should be near the bottom number, but it’s still close to 3000 …
If so … What? Will it increase from here? Really? ??
Meanwhile… How about the amount of people in the city in Tokyo…↓
(Around 15:00 today, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo)
Well, I will summarize
the breakdown of the number of new infections in Tokyo + α …!
・ [N/A] people is
in 『the entertainment district at night』
→Employees and guests such as host clubs and cabaret clubs
・Infection at home [-] people
・Infection at office [-] people
・Infection in the facility [-] people
・Infection by eating out [-] people
・Infection via other routes [-] people
(Individual infection information)
・Of the【2,681】 people today, 【1397】 people (52%) seem to have completed both vaccinations …
・ The positive rate in the test in Tokyo seems to be 【22.4%】 as of Apr 27
(As of April 27, 2022)
※*Tokyo currently has 33 facilities for infected people(February 22-)
(Capacity for a total of 8,850 beds)
(*Since space for staff and storage space for materials are also required, the number that can be accommodated is smaller than the number secured)
* A hospital in Tokyo has secured 6,560 beds
(6,319 for mild cases + 421 for severe cases)
*The hotels are that,
the b Ikebukuro
Day Nice Hotel Tokyo
Toyoko Inn Shinjuku Kabukicho
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Station Shin-Ohashi-mae
East Tower (Shinagawa Prince Hotel)
Toyoko Inn Fuchu Nanbu Line Minamitama Station
APA Hotel & Resort Nishi-Shinjuku 5-chome Station Tower
APA Hotel Yamanote Otsuka Station Tower (Return from temporary suspension)
Toyoko Inn Ikebukuro North Exit II
APA Hotel Shinagawa Izumidakeji Ekimae (Return from temporary suspension)
In front of APA Hotel Pride Parliament Building
APA Hotel Higashi Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower
Tokyu Stay Takanawa
APA Hotel Shinjuku Gyoenmae
Comfort Hotel Tokyo Higashi Nihonbashi
APA Hotel TKP Nippori Ekimae
Far East Village Hotel Tokyo Ariake
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel
Toyoko Inn Haneda Airport 2
Candeo Hotels Ueno Park
R & B Hotel Kamata East Exit
APA Hotel Omori Station
Comfort Hotel Tokyo Higashi Kanda
KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1-chome
the b akasaka
R & B Hotel Ueno Hirokoji
R & B Hotel Tokyo Toyocho
APA Hotel Ueno Hirokoji
Shinjuku Washington Hotel New Building
THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku
APA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower
Tokyo Pet-accompanied accommodation medical treatment facility
(Discontinued facility)
APA Hotel Asakusa Taharamachi Ekimae * Ended March 31, 3rd year of Reiwa
Tokyo Toranomon Tokyu REI * Ended March 31, 3rd year of Reiwa
Hachioji Sky Hotel * Ended October 31, 3rd year of Reiwa
Kichijoji Tokyu REI * Ended January 15, 4th year of Reiwa
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※ 東京で宿泊療養３千人止まり 即時対応難しく – Yahoo!
※新型コロナウイルス感染症の療養者の状況 – 東京都福祉保健局
※感染者総数試算のソースは東京都の『新型コロナウイルス感染症対策サイト』より
・Quarantine at the airport passengers arriving at the airport from overseas.
↓ ↓ ↓
(↑Please click the image to continue)
From the website of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
Click here for detailed information on current border measures and isolation period ↓
(*海外安全ホームページ – 外務省)
*Since the number of new infections in Tokyo seems to be almost the number of the previous day,
(Because the deadline for the number of new infections on the day is from 9:00 am the day before to 9:00 am on the day)
And also today, I will summarize some prefectures that have a high number of infected people, not just in the Tokyo area.
*** Saitama ***
・New infections are [1020] people (*Max of up to yesterday=7354)
(Individual infection information)
・It seems that clusters have been confirmed in a total of [?] locations …
*** Kanagawa ***
・New infections are [1183] people (*Max of up to yesterday=9097)
(Individual infection information)
・It seems that clusters have been confirmed in a total of [5] locations …
*** Chiba ***
・New infections are [492] people (*Max of up to yesterday=6604)
(Individual infection information)
・It seems that new clusters have been confirmed in a total of [5] locations …
*The following areas introduced until the other day will be excluded for a while.
①About “Osaka / Aichi / Okinawa / Hyogo / Kyoto”
→I have summarized this for the past year, but the details of the infection rarely appear during the day.
②About “Hokkaido”
→Infection is settling down
* In addition, the number of infected people in each prefecture at the present time (19:00) seems to be like this! ↓
*Graph of the number of newly infected people in Japan as of yesterday
(*NHK NEWS WEB)
<Summary of today’s “Major News Related to COVID-19 in Japan”>
Well, today I would like to pick up this topic!
There was breaking news yesterday evening that “Japan will significantly ease border measures in June.”
It seems that Prime Minister Kishida, who is traveling abroad using Golden Week, gave a lecture in London (UK) and announced that “Japan’s border measures will be significantly relaxed in June.”
Prime Minister Kishida
“We have strengthened border measures in response to the worldwide spread of Omicron variant.”
“As a result, the domestic epidemic was delayed as much as possible.”
“In the meantime, we were able to strengthen the medical system and vaccination rate.”
“Japan’s COVID-19 measures have been successful.”
“In June, immigration measures will be significantly relaxed like other G7s.”
(*G7=Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, USA)
↑ The immigration restrictions, which had been completely suspended in December last year, were resumed in just a few days, and even if the number of infected people and deaths was the worst ever, no emergency declaration was issued, only kept meaningless “Priority measures such as prevention of spread”, furthermore, it could not reduce the numbers at all from the latter half of January to March, when the numbers were supposed to decrease every year…
I would like to ask what was the success of the measures taken by the Japanese government…
By the way, this is an article on Yahoo! News, but although they were critical of Prime Minister Kishida’s remarks in the comments section, the mitigation itself was in favor of almost everyone …
Main comments in the Yahoo! comment section
・It was not the government’s measures that settled the infection, but the efforts of the people.
・He said that he would relax the immigration restrictions overseas, but it is strange that COVID-19 is still equivalent to Class 2 in Japan.
・Even if it is mitigated, it is necessary to show measures and guidelines properly, not in a state where there are no current policies or measures.
・But the basics are all in favor of mitigation, it’s too late.
The infection has settled down ← ？？？
(*↑The number of newly infected people in Japan that does not decrease even during the 10 consecutive holidays)
Efforts of the people ← ？？？
(*Around 15:00 on May 4th during consecutive holidays, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo)
I don’t really understand what they are saying, but about “still designated as equivalent to class 2”, the following two things are really crazy in Japan.
“It’s a dangerous illness that can be life-threatening, but the people should live a normal life.”
“It’s a dangerous illness that can be life-threatening, but foreigners can enter as many countries as they like from June.”
The current number of infected people is obviously strange if it is designated as the equivalent of class 2,
(*Because the government produces tens of thousands of patients a day even though it is a dangerous illness that can be life-threatening)
and if it is changed to class 5, there should be evidence that it can be said that it is a “disease that is no longer a problem”.
まBut … well … there is no reason why a disease that continues to occur all year round and infects more than 20,000 people in Japan every day is “a sickness that can’t be helped” …
“Omicron variant is less likely to become severe”
↑This is also often said, but I think it’s just that the vaccine has reduced the severity rate.
In that case, all Japanese people are not vaccinated, but what should you do?
Apparently everyone is completely paralyzed …
↓ In addition, there was such an article! ↓
And this article↓
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!
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…
It’s increasing every day, but there are days when it’s decreasing …!
Well, GW’s main holiday ended yesterday, but yesterday’s return rush day seems to be quite crowded!
It seems that there was a traffic jam of about 30km to 50km on the highway.
The reservation rate for flights to Haneda and Osaka has exceeded 80%.
The word “no action restrictions” seems to be ridiculously effective!
Please be careful when you go out!
AcertainFox512
◆Changes in New Coronavirus Infection in Tokyo◆
| Mar | |||||||
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Total |
| – | – | 11813 | 12693 | 12251 | 10517 | 10806 | 78033 |
| 9289 | 5374 | 8925 | 10823 | 10080 | 8464 | 9164 | 62119 |
| 8131 | 4836 | 7836 | 10221 | 8461 | 7825 | 7444 | 54754 |
| 6502 | 3855 | 3533 | 6430 | 8875 | 7289 | 7440 | 43924 |
| 7844 | 4544 | 7846 | 9520 | 8226 | – | – | – |
| Apr | |||||||
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Total |
| – | – | – | – | – | 7982 | 7395 | 53357 |
| 7899 | 4384 | 6968 | 8652 | 8753 | 8112 | 8102 | 52870 |
| 8026 | 4562 | 6922 | 8253 | 8540 | 6768 | 6797 | 49868 |
| 5220 | 3479 | 5583 | 6776 | 6713 | 5396 | 5387 | 38554 |
| 4936 | 3141 | 5048 | 6052 | 5394 | 3893 | 2979 | 31443 |
| May | |||||||
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Total |
| 3161 | 2403 | 3357 | 2999 | 2320 | 2681 | – | – |
| – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
| – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
| – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
| – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
*Unit: person (number of infected people on that day)
