The Tokyo metropolitan government reported 877 new cases of COVID-19 along with two fatalities on the 21st. The bed occupancy rate is at 11.9%. As of the same day, the weekly average number of infections in Tokyo is 635.7, which is 85.4% lower than the previous week. In total, there are 4,330,199 patients in Tokyo, with 144 elderly people aged 65 years old and above. The new cases by age group are as follows: 5 aged 0, 16 aged 1-4, 32 aged 5-9, 75 in their teens, 146 in their 20s, 138 in their 30s, 133 in their 40s, 137 in their 50s, 51 aged 60-64, 31 aged 65-69, 65 in their 70s, 37 in their 80s, and 11 aged 90 and over. The two fatalities were a woman in her 70s and another in her 90s.
The Tokyo metropolitan government announced on the 21st that it had confirmed 877 new cases of the new coronavirus and two deaths. Bed occupancy rate is 11.9%.
The average number of new infections per week was 635.7 as of the 21st, 85.4% compared to the previous week. The total number of patients in Tokyo is 4,330,199.
By age group, 5 aged 0, 16 aged 1-4, 32 aged 5-9, 75 in their teens, 146 in their 20s, 138 in their 30s, 133 in their 40s, 137 in their 50s, 60-64 51 aged, 31 aged 65-69, 65 in their 70s, 37 in their 80s, 11 aged 90 and over. There are 144 elderly people aged 65 and over.
One woman in her 70s and one woman in her 90s died.
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise in Tokyo, it is important that everyone remains vigilant and takes necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the virus. With a bed occupancy rate of 11.9%, it is clear that the healthcare system in the city is being pushed to its limits. It is imperative that we all do our part to help flatten the curve and protect ourselves, our loved ones, and our community. Let’s all continue to wear masks, practice social distancing, and follow guidelines issued by the authorities to stay safe during these challenging times.