3,865 people infected in Japan (excluding cruise ships) New Coronavirus April 6 11:04
To date, six new cases have been announced in Fukui Prefecture and one in Toyama Prefecture. In Japan, 3,865 people have been infected, including those found during airport quarantine and those who returned home on charter aircraft. In addition, the cruise ship has 712 passengers and crew members, for a total of 4577. In addition, 93 people have been infected in the country, and 104 people have joined the cruise ship, including 11 people.
Out of 3865 people who were infected in Japan,
▽ 1033 people in Tokyo,
▽ Osaka has 408 people,
▽ Kanagawa Prefecture has 265 people,
▽ Chiba prefecture has 260 people,
▽ Aichi prefecture has 228 people,
▽ Hyogo prefecture has 203 people,
▽ Hokkaido is 194 people,
▽ Saitama Prefecture has 185 people,
▽ Fukuoka Prefecture has 162 people,
▽ 125 people in Kyoto,
▽ 64 people in Ibaraki Prefecture,
▽ Fukui Prefecture has 59 people,
▽ Gifu prefecture has 58 people,
▽ Ishikawa prefecture has 43 people,
▽ 35 people in Niigata,
▽ Kochi prefecture has 33 people,
▽ Oita prefecture has 32 people,
▽ Gunma Prefecture has 26 people,
▽ 25 people in Nara Prefecture,
▽ Wakayama Prefecture has 24 people,
23 Miyagi prefecture has 23 people,
▽ Ehime prefecture has 21 people,
▽ 20 people in Kumamoto Prefecture,
▽ 18 people in Shiga Prefecture,
▽ 17 people in Tochigi and Shizuoka,
▽ 16 people in Okinawa and Fukushima,
▽ 15 people in Hiroshima Prefecture,
▽ 14 people in Yamanashi Prefecture,
13 13 people in Yamagata and Mie prefectures,
▽ 12 people in Nagano, Yamaguchi, and Nagasaki prefectures,
▽ Aomori, Akita, Toyama and Okayama prefectures have 11 people,
▽ Miyazaki prefecture has 10 people,
▽ Saga prefecture has 8 people,
▽ Tokushima and Kagoshima prefectures have three people,
▽ Kagawa Prefecture has two people.
other than this,
14 14 people returned from China by charter aircraft,
80 There are a total of 80 employees, including the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, quarantine officers, and those who have been confirmed to be infected by airport quarantine.