The Tokyo Metropolitan Government on Thursday reported 248 new cases of the coronavirus, up 106 from Wednesday. The number is the result of 6,554 tests conducted on Oct 5.
By age group, the most number of infections were people in their 30s (61), followed by 49 in their 20s and 42 in their 50s.
The tally brought Tokyo's cumulative total to 27,117.
The number of infected people in Tokyo with severe symptoms is 22, two down from Wednesday, health officials said.
Nationwide, the number of reported cases was 618. After Tokyo, the prefectures with the post cases were Kanagawa (65), Osaka (49), Saitama (44), Chiba (39), Hokkaido (29), Hyogo (27), Okinawa (26) and Aichi (15).
Three coronavirus-related deaths were reported.
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Nihonview
Good news: The number of infected people in Tokyo with severe symptoms is 22, two down from Wednesday, health officials said.
theResident
At the end of the day - The fact that the number of people with serious symptoms is down to 22, indicates that little action is required at this point. These kind of numbers are not overwhelming the health system. Stay safe out there.
gakinotsukai
We all know the value of "*officials said**" *in Japan
indigo
no reason to believe the Tokyo Metropolitan Government figures
bo
Absolute faith in the way Japan is dealing with this pesky covid.
Hats off to all the health workers, too
Oxycodin
No worries it’s getting cold fast and winter flu season around the corner. Let see how the panic goes then.
TokyoJoe
So the number of seriously ill is down to 22. Is the reason for this people being discharged into their home or into the morgue? Seriously do we know?
carpslidy
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Why would you down vote this???
Were you hoping it would be worse, are you disappointed its not as bad as was predicted?
dougthehead13
Covid-19 data. From the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Number of hospitalized people reported yesterday: 976.
Number of hospitalized people reported today: 979.
Difference between yesterday and today: +3
Mild-moderate and Serious symptoms data. They are already included in the total number of people hospitalized.
The hospital situation is stabilized. No changes.
mmwkdw
Where are the hotspots in Tokyo ?
therougou
Wow, look at the downvotes. Do people here hope Japanese (and us foreigners living in Japan) all get sick an die?
Zeram1
This difference may be the 3 that died. It may also be a part of the change of 2 in serious symptoms. The way that the data is presented makes this unclear.
dougthehead13
Zeram1 Today 10:01 pm JST
No. That difference corresponds to the fact that today there are 3 more people. In the hospitals, unlike yesterday. The computation is global and serious symptoms are already included. And the mild moderate ones.
In Tokyo Prefecture There are only 979 people admitted to hospitals. You can check it in the link of the health authority.
theResident
@carpslidy and @therougou: Yes - Sadly there is a hardcore of posters on Japan Today who really seem to wish for the worst and and are only happy (satisfied?) when the news is bad. I've noticed even more so as the situation has stabilized that they tend to only pop up on days when there are 250+ cases confirmed in Tokyo. Don't understand it at all. The situation is clearly under control and we should all be pretty happy that we are here and not in a big European city right now. Bit more perspective needed.
Aly Rustom
yep. Zilch.