The Tokyo metropolitan government on Tuesday reported 300 new cases of the coronavirus, up 125 from Monday.
The number (159 men and 141 women) is the result of 4,387 tests conducted on March 13. Seventy-five cases were aged 60 and over.
The number of infected people hospitalized with severe symptoms in Tokyo is 42, unchanged from Monday, health officials said. The nationwide figure is 337.
Nationwide, the number of reported cases was 1,134. After Tokyo, the prefectures with the most cases were Saitama (96), Kanagawa (91), Osaka (86), Hyogo (78), Chiba (76), Hokkaido (69), Miyagi (69), Aichi (30), Fukuoka (28) and Okinawa (28),
The number of coronavirus-related deaths reported nationwide was 57.
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gakinotsukai
where are the lowering trend fans ?
Robert Cikki
They are having a meeting, discussing, writing reports, hanko stamps on them and send them by fax. Maybe they are also discussing about changing the narrative they are using for way too long.
Gooch
Right here. The other day I said it'll probably be wobbling around for a while while staying relatively low.
anon99999
Somebody is in trouble for doing too many tests that turned positive. They have already scheduled the end of the SOE so they need those numbers to keep going down and especially not be over 300. Further reduction of tests obviously needed
gakinotsukai
with low testing, sure all numbers stay "relatively" low
Monty
I always must laugh about the comments here according the Numbers.
yesterday ~4600 tests, ~170 new cases.
People complain, oh very very low tests.
But nobody said anything positive about the low new cases.
Today almost same test amounts but higher number of cases.....oh very high numbers of new cases.
Nobody, except Zoroto, mentioned about the low tests.
That is really funny.
Jimizo
Yep, just bobbing around at that level at the moment.
Could change either way.
theResident
@Jimizo - Safe to assume once they lift the SOE Sunday- it will be back up hovering 500-600 by the middle of the following week. That's my take on it. Bit of warm weather, hopefully encourage people to socialise outside rather than in so we don't return to early January numbers off the back last week of December.
Wakarimasen
These numbers are tiny and don't justify all of the weeping and wailing.
tooheysnew
All Debbie Downer comments here are upvoted,
while anyone trying to be positive is downvoted.
Says a lot about the mindset of a lot of people on here
i@n
If they do that people might get suspicious. Better to do many tests and report low positives =)
theResident
....but I am looking forward to a socially distanced bite to eat after work without having to finish my beer by 7!
tooheysnew
Oh, I am a realist.
What I am not, is someone who waits, like a drooling dog waiting for his dinner, for numbers to come out every day, so as to complain about the low number of tests, or the government fudging the figures - every day !
nakanoguy01
who cares about the daily count? This data point is meaningless because hospitalization rates and deaths continue to fall.
spinningplates
Not impressed by line jumping Suga.
He's been in office six months now, what has changed? We're at the same average figures for Covid we were last July.
bokuda
can we trust the hospitalization rates?
do you need to be in the super-exclusive list of tested to get a chance to be hospitalized?
TheDalaiLamasBifocals
I am currently in hospital for something non-covid related. I have been talking to the doctors and nurses about the situation. This is a large city hospital, but it doesn't accept Covid patients. The neighbouring city has the main Covid wards. Every patient has to have a PCR test before being hospitalised. Plus the staff have them on a weekly basis. I wonder if these tests are included in the figures.
Boku Dayo
It would be wise to keep the SOE in place until the end of "Golden Week".
Anything earlier only serves to increase the risk of infection as more people will be tempted to mingle or make more "non-essential" outings or both. Stay home. Stay safe.
tooheysnew
sounds like this quack has a vested interest in the mask industry