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PhD from Imperial College (long time ago). Interested in physics, materials, engineering, history, sustainability, etc.

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minorusaba , to Japan
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"COVID-19 accounts for an overwhelmingly large proportion of annual deaths from infectious diseases in Japan, with 16,043 COVID-related deaths between May and November last year, according to the health ministry"
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20240508/p2g/00m/0li/002000c

minorusaba , to Japan
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"[Japanese Govt] will cease subsidizing medical expenses for people infected with COVID-19, including no longer fixing the cost of medicines, at the end of March [2024]..."
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20240305/p2g/00m/0na/026000c
🔸For patients paying 30% costs, Lagevrio prescriptions, currently capped at 9000yen, will rise to 28000yen and Xocova will rise to 16000yen.

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Jizo

Jizo is regarded as the guardian of children and patron deity of deceased children and aborted fetuses in Japanese culture.

We need him in Palestine...

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minorusaba ,
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"According to [belief that Jizo Bosatsu is the same entity as Enma, the master of Hell who judges the crimes committed by the dead while in life], the king Enma watches people closely as Jizo Bosatsu so that he can fairly bring the dead to justice"
https://www.japanesewiki.com/Buddhism/Jizo%20Bosatsu.html

minorusaba , to Japan
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"Infection status:
Released July 28, 2023, 2:30 p.m.

  • As of period from July 17, 2023 - July 23, 2023 -

No. of patients
per medical facility (nationwide):
13.91

Change from prev. week: +2.87"
https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
🔸Rising trend continuing over 10 weeks with higher numbers in Okinawa, Kyushu and Shikoku.
If current rate of increase continues we'll reach Dec 2022's numbers (8th wave peak) in Sept.

minorusaba OP ,
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"Infection status:
Released August 04, 2023, 1:30 p.m.

  • As of period from July 24, 2023 - July 30, 2023 -

No. of patients
per medical facility (nationwide): 15.91

Change from prev. week: +2.00"
https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
🔸Rising trend continuing over 11 weeks. Saga at 31.79, Tokyo at 11.12, Akita at 7.06. Still on track to reach 8th wave peak numbers in Sept.

minorusaba OP ,
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"Infection status
Released August 18, 2023, 2:40 p.m.

  • As of period from August 07, 2023 - August 13, 2023 -

No. of patients
per medical facility (nationwide)* 14.16

Change from prev. week -1.65
https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001135122.pdf
🔸Slight nationwide decrease for 2 weeks, but increasing in the north. Saga at 24.59, Tokyo at 10.37, Akita at 11.75, Iwate at 16.90. Effect of Obon holidays probably not yet reflected in the numbers.

minorusaba OP ,
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"Infection status
Released August 25, 2023, 3:20 p.m.

  • As of period from August 14, 2023 - August 20, 2023 -

No. of patients
per medical facility (nationwide)* 17.84

Change from prev. week +3.68
https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001138245.pdf
🔸Latest data point suggests the trend of increase has resumed. Kyushu shows slight decreases; the remainder show increases, significantly so in the north. Saga at 24.36, Tokyo at 10.96, Akita at 28.48, Iwate at 30.42.

Graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of August 25, 2023, 3:20 p.m.) with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. After a slight decline over 2 weeks, the latest data point suggests the trend of increase has resumed after the Obon holidays.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    "Infection status
    Released September 01, 2023, 3:20 p.m.

    • As of period from August 21, 2023 - August 27, 2023 -

    No. of patients
    per medical facility (nationwide)* 19.07

    Change from prev. week +1.23 "
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001140810.pdf
    🔸Trend of increase of cases continues. Significant increases in Tokyo and adjacent prefectures. Saga at 21.05, Tokyo at 14.53, Akita at 26.73, Iwate at 31.71.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    "Infection status
    Released September 08, 2023, 3:30 p.m.

    • As of period from August 28, 2023 - September 03, 2023 -

    No. of patients
    per medical facility (nationwide)* 20.50

    Change from prev. week +1.43 "
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001144212.pdf
    🔸Trend of increase continues. Significant increases in Tokyo and adjacent prefectures as well as northern Japan. Saga at 19.79, Tokyo at 17.01, Akita at 30.61, Iwate at 35.24.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    "Infection status
    Released Sept 15, 2023, 2:40 p.m.

    • As of period from Sept 04, 2023 - Sept 10, 2023 -

    No. of patients
    per medical facility (nationwide)* 20.19

    Change from prev. week -0.31"
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001146197.pdf
    🔸Slight decrease nationwide. Slight increases in Kyushu; a mixture of slight decreases and increases in other regions. Too early to say the 9th wave has peaked out. Saga at 20.84, Tokyo at 16.36, Akita at 23.88, Iwate at 29.87.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Sept 22, 2023

    • As of period from Sept 11, 2023 - Sept 17, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 17.54
    Change from prev. week -2.65
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001148508.pdf
    🔸Significant decreases in most prefectures. 9th wave may have peaked out. Saga at 15.87, Tokyo at 16.04, Akita at 17.53, Iwate at 21.44.

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of September 22, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Sept 29, 2023

    • As of period from Sept 18, 2023 - Sept 24, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 11.01
    Change from prev. week -6.53
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001151300.pdf
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    🔸9th wave appears to have peaked out. Saga at 11.54, Tokyo at 8.89, Akita at 9.02, Iwate at 12.02. Ministry calls on people to continue anti-infection measures.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Oct 6, 2023

    • As of period from Sept 25, 2023 - Oct 1, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 8.83
    Change from prev. week -2.18
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001154253.pdf
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    🔸9th wave in decline. Saga at 8.92, Tokyo at 7.08, Akita at 6.52, Iwate at 9.30. Influenza cases rising with patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 9.57.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Oct 13, 2023

    • As of period from Oct 02, 2023 - Oct 08, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 5.20
    Change from prev. week -3.63
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001155887.pdf
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    🔸9th wave continues to decline. Saga at 4.59, Tokyo at 3.62, Akita at 3.58, Iwate at 6.52. Influenza cases rising with patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 9.99.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001156115.pdf

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Oct 20, 2023.

    • As of period from Oct 09, 2023 - Oct 15, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 3.76
    Change from prev. week -1.44
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001158575.pdf
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    🔸9th wave continues to decline. Saga at 3.74, Tokyo at 2.33, Akita at 3.29, Iwate at 4.48. Influenza cases rising with patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 11.07
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001158611.pdf

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Oct 27, 2023.

    • As of period from Oct 16, 2023 - Oct 22, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 3.25
    Change from prev. week -0.51
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001161146.pdf
    https://mainichi.jp/english/covid19
    🔸9th wave continues to decline. Saga at 3.08, Tokyo at 2.11, Akita at 3.44. cases rising rapidly with patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 16.41
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001161209.pdf

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    No updates from Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare re COVID-19 and influenza on 3 Nov 2023, presumably due to the Culture Day national holiday falling on this day.
    However, regional news of the past week indicate that COVID cases continue to decline whereas cases of seasonal influenza are increasing.

    minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Nov 6, 2023.

    • As of period from Oct 23, 2023 - Oct 29, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 2.86
    Change from prev. week -0.39
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001163905.pdf
    🔸9th wave bottoming out. Saga at 3.26, Tokyo at 1.84, Akita at 3.13. cases rising rapidly with patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 19.68.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001163846.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of November 6, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Nov 10, 2023.

    • As of period from Oct 30, 2023 - Nov 5, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 2.44
    Change from prev. week -0.42
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001165794.pdf
    🔸Saga at 2.72, Tokyo at 1.46, Akita at 3.06.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 21.13.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001165791.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of November 10, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Nov 17, 2023.

    • As of period from Nov 6, 2023 - Nov 12, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 2.01
    Change from prev. week -0.43
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001168343.pdf
    🔸Saga at 1.95, Tokyo at 1.20, Akita at 2.25.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 17.35. Still high, but significant decrease.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001168444.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of November 17, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Nov 24, 2023.

    • As of period from Nov 13, 2023 - Nov 19, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 1.95
    Change from prev. week -0.06
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001170443.pdf
    🔸Saga at 1.62, Tokyo at 1.17, Akita at 3.12.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 21.16 (cf. 0.11, same period last year).
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001170469.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of November 24, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Dec 1, 2023.

    • As of period from Nov 20, 2023 - Nov 26, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 2.33
    Change from prev. week +0.38
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001173342.pdf
    🔸Slight increase. Saga at 1.77, Tokyo at 1.56, Akita at 2.46, Hokkaido at 6.61.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 28.30. Hokkaido at 51.9, Nagano at 51.83.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001173329.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of December 1, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Dec 8, 2023.

    • As of period from Nov 27, 2023 - Dec 3, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 2.75
    Change from prev. week +0.42
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001176400.pdf
    🔸Slight increase. Saga at 1.95, Tokyo at 1.89, Akita at 2.25, Hokkaido at 6.82.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 26.72. Hokkaido at 50.49, Nagano at 40.09.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001176501.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of December 8, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Dec 15, 2023.

    • As of period from Dec 4, 2023 - Dec 10, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 3.52
    Change from prev. week +0.77
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001178927.pdf
    🔸Slight increase. Saga at 2.03, Tokyo at 2.31, Akita at 2.83, Hokkaido at 7.82.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 33.72 [Warning Level]. Hokkaido at 60.97, Nagano at 46.23.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001178951.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of December 15, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Dec 22, 2023.

    • As of period from Dec 11, 2023 - Dec 17, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 4.15
    Change from prev. week +0.65
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001181783.pdf
    🔸Slight increase. Saga at 2.85, Tokyo at 2.58, Akita at 3.29, Hokkaido at 9.31.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 29.94. Hokkaido at 47.25, Nagano at 35.51.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001181786.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of December 22, 2023) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Jan 4, 2024.

    • As of period from Dec 18, 2023 - Dec 24, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 4.57
    Change from prev. week +0.42
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001185610.pdf
    🔸5th week of continuing increase. Saga at 4.03, Tokyo at 3.13, Akita at 3.75, Hokkaido at 10.69.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 23.13. Hokkaido at 36.66, Nagano at 19.85.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001185674.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of January 4, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    Infection status
    Released Jan 10, 2024.

    • As of period from Dec 25, 2023 - Dec 31, 2023 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 5.79
    Change from prev. week +1.22
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001187734.pdf
    🔸6th week of continuing increase. Saga at 5.67, Tokyo at 3.39, Akita at 4.71, Hokkaido at 12.28.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 21.65. Hokkaido at 24.19, Nagano at 17.31.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001187795.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of January 10, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Jan 12, 2024.

    • As of period from Jan 1, 2024 - Jan 7, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 6.96
    Change from prev. week +1.17
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001188996.pdf
    🔸7th week of continuing increase. Saga at 8.46, Tokyo at 3.38, Akita at 7.14, Hokkaido at 10.42.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 12.66. Hokkaido at 10.15, Nagano at 13.44.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001189002.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of January 12, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Jan 19, 2024.

    • As of period from Jan 8, 2024 - Jan 14, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 8.96
    Change from prev. week +2.00
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001193285.pdf
    🔸8th week of continuing increase. Saga at 13.82, Tokyo at 5.66, Akita at 6.25, Hokkaido at 10.53.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 7.37. Hokkaido at 7.40, Nagano at 10.22.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001193251.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of January 19, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Jan 26, 2024.

    • As of period from Jan 15, 2024 - Jan 21, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 12.23
    Change from prev. week +3.27
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report ]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001197418.pdf
    🔸9th week of continuing increase. Saga at 17.05, Tokyo at 8.33, Akita at 7.78, Hokkaido at 10.78.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 17.72. Okinawa at 32.33, Miyazaki 27.81.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001197013.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of January 26, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. January 15 to January 21 became the 9th week of continuing increase with 12.23 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Feb 2, 2024.

    • As of period from Jan 22, 2024 - Jan 28, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 14.93
    Change from prev. week +2.70
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001202247.pdf
    🔸10th week of continuing increase. Saga at 15.54, Tokyo at 11.27, Akita at 9.45, Hokkaido at 13.73, Fukushima at 23.94.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 19.20.
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001202187.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of February 2, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. January 22 to January 28 became the 10th week of continuing increase with 14.93 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Feb 9, 2024.

    • As of period from Jan 29, 2024 - Feb 4, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 16.15
    Change from prev. week +1.22
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001206921.pdf
    🔸11th week of continuing increase. Saga at 19.69, Tokyo at 11.38, Akita at 10.84, Hokkaido at 15.40, Ishikawa at 24.52.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 22.62. Fukuoka at 57.36
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001206501.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of February 9, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. January 29 to February 4 became the 11th week of continuing increase with 16.15 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Feb 16, 2024.

    • As of period from Feb 5, 2024 - Feb 11, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 13.75
    Change from prev. week -2.40
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001210301.pdf
    🔸First decrease in 12 weeks. Saga at 14.62, Tokyo at 9.37, Akita at 11.10, Hokkaido at 14.95, Ishikawa at 21.91.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 23.93. Fukuoka at 56.48
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001210302.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of February 16, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. February 5 to February 11 showed the first decrease in 12 weeks with 13.75 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Feb 26, 2024.

    • As of period from Feb 12, 2024 - Feb 18, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 10.10
    Change from prev. week -3.65
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001214098.pdf
    🔸10th wave seems to be subsiding. Saga at 10.67, Tokyo at 6.9, Akita at 9.37, Hokkaido at 10.31, Ishikawa at 15.48.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 20.64. Fukuoka at 37.07
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001213753.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of February 26, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. February 12 to February 18 showed significant decrease to 10.10 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Mar 1, 2024.

    • As of period from Feb 19, 2024 - Feb 25, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 7.92
    Change from prev. week -2.18
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001216718.pdf
    🔸10th wave continues to subside. Saga at 10.0, Tokyo at 5.3, Akita at 9.29, Hokkaido at 8.38, Miyagi at 12.03.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 11.32. Ishikawa at 24.94
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001216270.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of March 1, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. February 19 to February 25 showed significant decrease to 7.92 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Mar 8, 2024.

    • As of period from Feb 26, 2024 - Mar 3, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 6.99
    Change from prev. week -0.93
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001220751.pdf
    🔸10th wave continues decline. Saga at 7.95, Tokyo at 4.66, Akita at 10.0, Hokkaido at 7.26, Miyagi at 13.16.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 13.96. Hokkaido at 27.35
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001220503.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of March 8, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. February 26 to March 3 showed decrease to 6.99 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Mar 15, 2024.

    • As of period from Mar 4, 2024 - Mar 10, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 6.53
    Change from prev. week -0.46
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001225957.pdf
    🔸Rate of 10th wave decline slowing. Saga at 8.9, Tokyo at 4.25, Akita at 10.04, Hokkaido at 5.76, Miyagi at 12.1.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 16.14. Ishikawa at 37.1
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001224982.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of March 15, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. March 4 to March 10 showed decrease to 6.53 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Mar 22, 2024.

    • As of period from Mar 11, 2024 - Mar 17, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 6.15
    Change from prev. week -0.38
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001231623.pdf
    🔸Rate of 10th wave decline slowing. Saga at 6.74, Tokyo at 3.7, Akita at 10.51, Hokkaido at 4.98, Miyagi at 11.96.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 17.26. Niigata at 38.0
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001231460.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of March 22, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. March 11 to March 17 showed slight decrease to 6.15 cases per medical facility.
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    • minorusaba OP ,
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    Infection status
    Released Mar 29, 2024.

    • As of period from Mar 18, 2024 - Mar 24, 2024 -

    No. of patients per medical facility (nationwide) 5.21
    Change from prev. week -0.94
    [Source: Health-Labor-Welfare Ministry weekly report]
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001236614.pdf
    🔸Decline of 10th wave continuing. Saga at 6.18, Tokyo at 3.06, Akita at 10.12, Hokkaido at 4.5.
    patients per medical facility (nationwide) at 14.08. Niigata at 29.05
    https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/001236378.pdf

    Screenshot showing graph of transition of COVID-19 patient numbers per medical facilities (nationwide for Japan, data current as of March 29, 2024) from Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare weekly report with vertical axis showing number of patients per medical facility for the week shown on the horizontal axis. March 18 to March 24 showed continuing decrease to 5.21 cases per medical facility.
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