There are 2,606 new cases across the country, including 616 in Osaka, its highest since January 16, and 475 in Tokyo. There are 2,759 new cases nationwide, of which 613 are in Osaka and 440 are in Tokyo. Japan reports 2,775 new cases, including a record high of 666 in Osaka and 446 in Tokyo. There are 2,471 new cases across Japan, with 593 in Osaka setting a record for a Sunday.
The prefectures of Osaka, Hyōgo, and Miyagi are placed under a state of pre-emergency until May 5 with stricter measures to prevent the spread of infections, including requesting food and drink establishments to close at eight in the evening. There are 1,572 new cases reported in Japan, including 241 in Osaka and a record high of 71 in Nara figures for Mondays are typically lower than for other days, due to reduced weekend testing. Japan confirms 2,656 new cases, with Osaka setting a new record of 719, ahead of Tokyo with 399 and Hyōgo with 276, its highest total since the end of the second state of emergency. Tokyo confirms 555 new cases, which is the first time it has reported more than 500 in a day since February 6. New records are set in Osaka (878), Hyōgo (328), Nara, and Wakayama, as the spread of cases increases more rapidly in Kansai. There are 3,451 new cases nationwide, as the daily total tops 3,000 for the first time since January 30. Tokyo reports 545 new cases, for a second consecutive day over 500, and requests the national government to apply pre-emergency measures. Elsewhere in Nara, Hyōgo reports 311 and Nara a record 88 new cases. There are 3,447 new cases in Japan, including 905 in Osaka, which sets a record for the third consecutive day. The government decides to add Tokyo, Okinawa, and Kyoto to those covered by pre-emergency measures from April 12. There have now been 500,000 cases in total across the country to date. Japan reports 3,454 new cases nationwide, including 883 in Osaka, 537 in Tokyo and 314 in Hyōgo. There are 3,697 new cases in Japan, including new records of 918 in Osaka and 315 in Hyōgo.
Of the 2,777 new cases in Japan, there are 760 in Osaka and 421 in Tokyo. Osaka and Hyōgo post their highest totals for a Monday to date of 603 and 159, respectively. The number of severe cases rises by 43 to 563. There are 2,019 new cases reported in Japan figures for Mondays are typically lower than for other days, due to reduced weekend testing. Japan confirms 3,455 new cases, including 1,099 in Osaka, which is the first time it has reported more than 1,000, and a new record of 391 in Hyōgo. Omi Shigeru, who heads the government COVID-19 subcommittee, says that Japan has entered a fourth wave of infections. There are record totals of 1,130 in Osaka and 507 in Hyōgo, while Tokyo reports 591 new cases, which is its highest total since the lifting of the second state of emergency. There are 4,312 new cases in Japan, topping 4,000 for the first time since January 28. (Data provided through the FastAlert real-time COVID-19 data service from JX Press.)Ĭlick here for information on infections by country.
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