Tokyo has the most infections of any prefecture, with 2,319. Osaka is second with 894, followed by Kanagawa with 579. These prefectures were all included in the central government’s state of emergency declaration last week.
The Ministry of Health has published a breakdown of the instances through the age group. Popular in its forty years and under representation of more from the total, to approximately 54%. Experts say that this number highlights the probability that other young people with mild symptoms or no instances in absolutely propagate the virus.
The Ministry also launched a rest in the deaths and critical patients through the age group. Of the 108 who died of the virus on Tuesday, 53 were in the 80s, 37 in their 70s and 11 in their 60s. Of the 152 that have seriously become 30. 3% were in their 60 and 22. 4% in the 1970s.
Nakano Egota Hospital in Tokyo announced on Tuesday that 94 people, including medical staff and patients, had been confirmed to be infected. The hospital says infections have occurred within the facility.
One nurse showed swelling on April 1, followed by five patients on April 4. After that, further tests were conducted on patients and staff, which uncovered a further 88 cases.
Tokyo’s Tokyo’s Takyo’s Taito Ward General Hospital has also experienced internal infections. The hospital indicates that it had 191 cases, adding staff. 20 patients died.
In the city of Kobe, 14 staff and patients at the Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital have been confirmed to be infected. In Toyama Prefecture, 17 cases have been confirmed at the Toyama City Hospital. And 14 people have been confirmed to be infected at the Horikawa Hospital in Kyoto City, including one patient who has died.