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Tokyo reports 330 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 1,320

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The Tokyo metropolitan government on Saturday reported 330 new cases of the coronavirus, up 26 from Friday.

The number (189 men and 141 women) is the result of 7,827 tests conducted on March 10. Eighty-five cases were aged 60 and over.

The number of infected people hospitalized with severe symptoms in Tokyo is 40, up three from Friday, health officials said. The nationwide figure is 328.

Nationwide, the number of reported cases was 1,320. After Tokyo, the prefectures with the most cases were Saitama (183), Chiba (129), Osaka (120), Kanagawa (95), Hokkaido (58), Aichi (55), Miyagi (55), Hyogo (54), Fukuoka (41) and Okinawa (30).

The number of coronavirus-related deaths reported nationwide was 51.

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The testing is a joke but holding an olympic relay in this surge or olympics for that matter is close to criminal.

IOC must be held criminal liable if people in Japan die because of the Olympics. But they actually can’t by conteact just as IOC is not held to pay taxes on the Olympics

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you could also put the number of vaccinated in this daily reports.

let me start:

40,000 people vaccinated to date.

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Caution still needed.

There used to be a user who posted regularly about the ‘perfect numbers’ being presented each afternoon and the lack of the sound of ambulances during their daily ‘long walk’ as evidence of a lack of COVID-19 problems.

I wonder where they went...

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Ah yes, the highly scientific measure of the increase in Covid cases - the sound of ambulances in a city of 15 million people.

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Why is it that japan never seem to exceed over 10k tests?

this is such a joke, and only 40,000 vaccinated people in almost a month is bs.

the gov need to step up their game BIG time. Mind you, it’s been over a year and they haven’t done anything yet so I don’t hold my breath.

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stickman1760 Today  04:56 pm JST

Ah yes, the highly scientific measure of the increase in Covid cases - the sound of ambulances in a city of 15 million people.

The user is like a bad penny. I will not be at all surprised if a ‘new’ poster appears making the same claims.

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@bokuda

It's not that bad.

Up to 230,000 total now.

https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/vaccine_sesshujisseki.html

Looks like they're averaging at about 35,000 a day. So to get 80% of the population vaccinated, we'll be good in about 2,900 days.

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Total shut down immediately.

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@Tara Tan

Total shut down immediately.

You repeat that since many months!

I am really surprised and I dont understand why the japanese government dont follow your clever advice.

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bokudaToday 04:32 pm JST

you could also put the number of vaccinated in this daily reports.

let me start:

40,000 people vaccinated to date.

That would be a good news only if it was per day, in a city like Tokyo. In a country of 126 million it's like a spit in the ocean.

Yeah, I'm sure LDP propaganda will say it's the EU and/or US fault for not bringing more vaccines here, etc

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the result of 7,827 tests conducted

The olympics is very soon yet the Tokyo govt is doing 7827 daily? Unbelievable.

Tokyo people do not deserve the crooked gov't and asleep at the wheel Governor they have. Tokyo 2022!!

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It’s pretty maddening that Suga will be vaccinated only so he can go on a trip to the US next month to meet Biden.

it’s outrageous on so many levels.

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The panicademic is finished, people are out and about on mass.

Claims of over run hospitals have proven to be unfounded.

If the government don't see the need to vaccinate a.s.a.p it's impossible for people to be expected or choose to stay home. Especially when all but the very elderly are at risk in Japan.

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