(8/06) Tokyo today about COVID-19 [Fixed Value]

 

 

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

 

 

30,970 (-6,797 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 After all, it was “about the same number as last week” throughout the week.
You can see that the total for the week does not change much…

 

It looks more like
“sticking to the ceiling” (maximum due to the limit of the number of tests)
rather than
“the increase has calmed down”

 

 

↑Expert predictions
↓Actually, I have a feeling it will look something like this…(Just sticking to the ceiling)

 

News sites and experts said, “The first week of August is the peak!” but it seems that it has already hit the peak since last week…
(*Peak → The number of tests is limited and cannot be counted)

 

 

 

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 …!

 

 

  

 

(Individual infection information)

 ・Of the【30,970】 people today, 【20311】 people (66%) seem to have completed both vaccinations …

 ・ The positive rate in the test in Tokyo seems to be 【31.8%】 as of Jul 11

 

(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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※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 [12877] people (*Max of up to yesterday=13991 *2022/08/05)

 

(Individual infection information)

 ・It seems that clusters have been confirmed in a total of [4] locations

 


 

*** Kanagawa ***

New infections are [14100] people (*Max of up to yesterday=16551 *2022/07/27)

 

(Individual infection information)

 ・It seems that clusters have been confirmed in a total of [15] locations

 


 

*** Chiba ***

New infections are [10100] people (*Max of up to yesterday=11778 *2022/07/28)

 

(Individual infection information)

 ・It seems that new clusters have been confirmed in a total of  [9] 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の新型コロナウイルス感染症対策サイトより

 


 

(*NHK NEWS WEB)

 

 

 

 

<Summary of today’s “Major News Related to COVID-19 in Japan”>

 

 

 

The number of new infections in Tokyo this week ended up being the same as last week throughout the week.

 

 

Similarly, throughout Japan, “the number continues to increase, but the number is the same as last week,” and carefree government officials said, “Ah…, the rate of increase may have… slowed down…?” I’m saying

 

Yamagiwa, Minister in charge of COVID-19 countermeasures
“The number of new positive cases is still increasing, but the speed of increase has slowed considerably.”

 

But… is the rate of increase really slowing down?

 


 

According to the announcement of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare as of this spring, Tokyo’s daily testing capacity is about 300,000.

 

 

…But obviously, as far as the news reports and what I actually hear at hospitals, reservations for fever outpatient clinics are full.
For example, this article↓

“At a hospital in Toshima Ward, the reservation slot for the day is filled within 15 minutes from the start of reservation.”

“Tokyo’s medical system is in a state of collapse”

“The fever outpatient service doesn’t connect, and even if they do, they’re fully booked. There’s no hospital to see them.”

No matter how much the “processing capacity of the testing machine” is, there seems to be no spare capacity to actually examine it, so I feel like “Where is the daily testing capacity of 300,000 cases?”

 


 

Hospitals and testing centers seem to be in a limit state where they can’t even make reservations, so I wonder if now is the limit of their testing capacity?

 

Here is the latest number of tests in Tokyo↓

(* Tokyo! Japan! Life now! まとめ)
(*数字のソースは東京都福祉保健局より)

Currently, it seems that the limit is about 40,000 per day.
(*The number of tests is high only on Mondays = It is thought that the number of reports of tests conducted on Sundays is gathering at the beginning of the week.)

 


 

The next weekend is finally the Obon holiday, so after that, I think that the number of new infections will decrease “as usual” and “naturally”, but…

 

 

In the end,
it means that the Japanese government has really neglected the 7th wave without taking any countermeasures at all.

 

The number of deaths is increasing day by day…

(*Death information in Tokyo on August 5)

 


 

 

It’s like a really worst government that doesn’t protect the lives and health of the people…

 

 

 


 

↓ In addition, there was such an article! ↓

 


 

 

 


 

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!

 


 

 

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…
The number of newly infected people in Japan is so terrible that the situation is no longer understandable, but there are still so many patients.

 

 

 


 

By the way, in Tokyo last Wednesday and Thursday, the number of new infections was strange, but there was an article that could answer that question!

The number decreased on Wednesday, which always increases every week, and the next day, Thursday, was an abnormal number ↓)

 

On July 26th (Tuesday), there was a problem with the infected person information management system “HER-SYS”, and it seems that it was affected.
(Those that could not be registered on Tuesday were registered on Wednesday)
(→東京の発表感染者数は前日の数字The number of infected people announced in Tokyo was the previous day’s number, so it was reflected on Wednesday and Thursday)

 

I see…

 

By the way, in the same article, a person related to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government also said the same thing.
“It wouldn’t be strange if there were 45,000 to 60,000 people, but the number of infected people has decreased due to the lack of test kits.”
“It hits a ceiling at around 35,000 people.”

 

How many tens of thousands of people are actually infected in Tokyo every day…?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please be careful when you go out!

 

 

 

 

 

AcertainFox512

 

 

 

Changes in New Coronavirus Infection in Tokyo

 

Jun
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Total
2415 2335 2111 2071 14832
1584 1013 1800 1935 1876 1600 1526 11334
1546 960 1528 2015 1819 1596 1681 11145
1622 1076 1963 2329 2413 2181 2160 13744
2004 1517 2514 3803 3621
Jul
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Total
3546 3616 20621
3788 2772 5302 8341 8529 8777 9716 47225
9482 6231 11511 16878 16662 19059 18919 98742
17790 12696 11018 20401 31878 34995 32698 161476
28112 22387 31593 29036 40406 36814 33466 221814
Aug
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Total
21958 30842 38940 35339 37767 30970 227357

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