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Posted in: Japan's average pay hike tops 5% for 1st time in 33 yrs amid price rises See in context

Don't small and medium enterprises make up like 70% of Japan's workforce?

So it's not really a 5% increase on average is it?

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Posted in: Nagoya ordinance prohibits walking on escalators See in context

non-binding and there are no penalties

No point

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Posted in: Japan eyes lifting COVID quasi-emergency next week as infections fall See in context

Monday pondering.

Tuesday considering.

Wednesday discussing.

Thursday deciding.

Friday announcing.

Just like every other SOE or Quasi-SOE.

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Posted in: Djokovic faces deportation after Australia revokes visa See in context

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/cancelling-a-visa

”If we refuse or cancel your visa, you might be able to request a review of our decision. You cannot appeal a decision if it was made by the minister personally.”

Oh dear.

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Posted in: Djokovic faces deportation after Australia revokes visa See in context

True. True. I wonder if he's going to appeal again, the Aussie Open begins on Monday.

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Posted in: Djokovic faces deportation after Australia revokes visa See in context

@Zoroto

Make that 3 years.

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Posted in: Takeda applies for gov't approval of Moderna's booster shots See in context

@Sanjinosebleed

May: 5,000 cases 7 day average, 1% vaccinated

November: 180 cases 7 day average, 74% vaccinated

Yeah, it didn't work /s

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 1,359 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 4,225 See in context

@Hakman

Yeah sure!

Australia is also gonna shut down when someone stubs their toe or gets a papercut.

Japan wishes their amount of tests would yield a grand total of 120 positives. Instead they're holding an Olympics.

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Posted in: Unvaccinated U.S. swimmer sparks debate as Olympics start See in context

And the Japanese team.....

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Posted in: Japan's vaccination rollout reaches daily rate of 1 mil See in context

Be nice if teachers got some sort of priority.

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Posted in: More than 2,300 companies to vaccinate 11 mil employees, families See in context

Schools would be nice. I work at a private high school and haven't heard anything.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 235 new coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 1,278 See in context

@n1ki

You're kinda right. It's 24% of people over 65.

https://vdata.nikkei.com/newsgraphics/coronavirus-japan-vaccine-status/

So 780,000 people. That's almost 3.5 million.

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Posted in: Japan prepares to inoculate adolescents aged 12-15 against COVID See in context

I love it!

397 words and no mention of when.

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Posted in: COVID-19 vaccination for those under 65 may start in July: minister See in context

@Paul

The link stating that Sputnik is 6 times more effective was posted on the TASS Russian News Agency, known to be 100% Russian propaganda. TASS doesn't state sources and doesn't have a single critical article of Putin and his administration.

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Posted in: Osaka governor says 'we are in a critical situation' as virus cases surge See in context

@vic.M

I'm curious, got a source on all those deaths connected to the vaccines?

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/adverse-events.html

States that as of April 12th, of 189 million people vaccinated in the USA there have been 3,005 reported deaths but Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) has not detected patterns in cause of death that would indicate a safety problem with COVID-19 vaccines.

And don't your dare link to articles posted by the Children's Health Defense.

Here's another link debunking a lot of hogwash.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-19/coronacheck-vaccine-misinformation-debunked/13258256

Enjoy.

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Posted in: Osaka governor says 'we are in a critical situation' as virus cases surge See in context

Tokyo Gov Yuriko Koike said on Sunday she might make the request after the capital's daily coronavirus cases surpassed 500 for the sixth consecutive day, with only three months left before the opening of the Tokyo Olympics.

And now that it hasn't hit 500 for the sixth day, Tokyo doesn't need to request a third SOE.

Nice save of face there for Koike.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 510 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 3,452 See in context

@klausdorth

Haha, yeah! A must on this site.

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Posted in: Olympic torchbearers run through empty Osaka park as virus surge tops 1,000 See in context

@klausdorth

The capacity of novel coronavirus testing in Tokyo will be increased to about 65,000 per day by early December, Gov. Yuriko Koike said Friday, October 20, 2020.

To be fair she said she was planning to increase the ability to test up to 65,000 people not that they were actually going to test that many people.

That's how I read it unfortunately.

:(

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 510 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 3,452 See in context

I don't know why everyone is panicking over a few cases here and there. Surely, there wouldn't be an Olympics unless everything were under control.

Don't forget what Suga said back on September 26th, 2020.

“In the summer of next year, Japan is determined to host the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games as proof that humanity has defeated the pandemic.”

/s

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Posted in: 60% dissatisfied with Japan's COVID vaccine rollout; 44% approval rating for Suga cabinet: poll See in context

@Ascissor

Have those mascots got their shot yet?

Since they're related to the Olympics, probably.

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Posted in: 60% dissatisfied with Japan's COVID vaccine rollout; 44% approval rating for Suga cabinet: poll See in context

@HimariYamada

Japan's 9345

That's 9,345 too many.

Are you satisfied that Japan is moving at a snails pace to prevent more people from dying?

Seriously?

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 421 coronavirus cases; 760 in Osaka See in context

@Robert Hancock

All the info is right here.

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

Right now they're averaging at about 43,000 vaccinated a day so it's only going to take 837 days.

It's not that bad, mate. /s

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Posted in: Japan to get 100 million doses of Pfizer vaccine by June See in context

@HimariYamada

Japan has received 2,376,500 does of the vaccine to date.

Feb 12 400,000

Feb 21 450,000

March 1 526,500

March 8 1,000,000

Yet has only vaccinated  230,542 people.

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

What's happening with the other 2,000,000 doses? The EU contract forcing Japan to keep them in the freezer?

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 330 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 1,320 See in context

@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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Posted in: Hives, chills reported following COVID-19 vaccination in Japan See in context

Ahh the fear mongering has begun!

How about some more info huh?

Does the recipient have a history of hives? How bad was it? Did they die? Did they recover? How soon after the immunization did the hives occur?

How about some reporting for a change?

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Posted in: Japan finds new COVID-19 strain, while immigration faciliity reports infections See in context

Where?

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Posted in: Japan begins vaccination drive, but why so late? See in context

@HimariYamada

Interesting headline. Is Japan the only country that is "late"? Lets see:

Australia will start next week:

The vaccine is not a priority because Australia has handled covid pretty well comparatively.

And we don't have an Olympics in 5 months.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/feb/16/australias-covid-vaccine-rollout-how-will-it-happen-and-when-can-you-get-it

Furthermore, Australia hopes to have everyone who wants to be vaccinated immunised by the end of October.

That's 16.5million people in 8 months.

Not bad for a "late" country.

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Posted in: Kono says supply will determine vaccination progress See in context

@kurispusiu

Do we really pay tax at 8% on our food for theses incompetents?

Worse. 10%

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Posted in: Virus vaccination drill conducted in Kawasaki See in context

Maybe Japan should do a mock Olympics too.

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Posted in: Japan to start random PCR testing to ascertain extent of infections See in context

Just like in Hiroshima with their 800,000 tests?

Oh, after nearly 2 weeks they're still considering...

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