By 6:00 pm on the 18th, 42,161 infections have been announced nationwide.
In addition, 10 people in Mie prefecture, 8 people in Saitama prefecture, 8 people in Osaka prefecture, 7 people in Hokkaido, 7 people in Tokyo, 3 people in Aichi prefecture, 1 person in Hyogo prefecture, 1 person in Chiba prefecture, Hiroshima. It was announced that a total of 50 people died, one in the prefecture, one in Ehime, one in Kanagawa, one in Ibaraki, and one in Kochi.
The number of people confirmed to be infected in Japan is 8,484,020 including airport quarantine, and the number of passengers and crew on cruise ships is 712, for a total of 8,484,732.
A total of 30,193 people have died, including 30,180 people who have been confirmed infected in Japan and 13 people on cruise ships.
According to each local government, the total number of people confirmed to be infected in Japan is as follows.
The number in parentheses is the number of new infected people on the 18th.
▽ Tokyo Metropolitan area 1,502,178 (4355)
▽ Osaka prefecture 934,696 (3497)
▽ Kanagawa prefecture 733,890 (1928)
▽ Saitama prefecture 536,656 (1525)
▽ Aichi prefecture 510,000 9207 people (2718)
▽ Chiba prefecture 438,991 people (1047)
▽ Hyogo prefecture 409,251 people (1767)
▽ Fukuoka prefecture 404,285 people (2206)
▽ Hokkaido 336,042 people (2677)
▽ Kyoto The prefecture has 194,555 people (1146)
▽ Okinawa prefecture has 194,303 people (2560)
▽ Shiga prefecture has 167,52 people (1208)
▽ Ibaraki prefecture has 153,202 people (427)
▽ Hiroshima prefecture has 145,229 people (1303)
▽ Gifu prefecture has 93,435 people (616)
▽ Kumamoto prefecture has 91,658 people (762)
▽ Okayama prefecture has 91,357 people (850)
▽ Gunma prefecture has 90,814 people (414)
▽ Nara prefecture 88,120 people
(319)
▽ Tochigi prefecture 87,637 people (420)
▽ Shiga prefecture 86,594 people (428)
▽ Miyagi prefecture 81,754 people (628)
▽ Mie prefecture 77,885 people ( 568)
▽ Kagoshima prefecture has 75,913 people (756)
▽ Nagano prefecture has 69,039 people (553)
▽ Niigata prefecture has 67,624 people (486)
▽ Fukushima prefecture has 59,740 people (578)
▽ Akita prefecture has 54,345 people (346)
▽ Nagasaki prefecture has 54,069 people (481)
▽ Ishikawa prefecture has 50,000 people
716 people (596)
▽ Oita prefecture is 59,116 people (401)
▽ Saga prefecture is 49,757 people (288)
▽ Miyazaki prefecture is 47,976 people (653)
▽ Kagawa prefecture is 44,908 people (412)
▽ Yamaguchi prefecture has 41,133 people (390)
▽ Wakayama prefecture has 39,944 people (271)
▽ Ehime prefecture has 37,095 people (262)
▽ Toyama prefecture has 35,288 people (335)
▽ Fukui prefecture has 32,172 people
People (331)
▽ Iwate prefecture has 32,069 people (282)
▽ Yamaguchi prefecture has 31,018 people (135)
▽ Akita prefecture has 28,817 people (186)
▽ Yamagata prefecture has 26,590 people (254)
▽ Kochi The prefecture has 25,394 people (331)
▽ Tokushima prefecture has 20,682 people (149)
▽ Shimane prefecture has 15,894 people (106)
▽ Toyama prefecture has 14,026 people (127).
In addition,
▽ confirmed infections at airports and other quarantines were 18,031 (83), and
▽ total of 173 people who returned from China by charter plane and national staff and quarantine officers were infected.
According to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, the number of people who have been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus is 125 (-2) as of the 18th, who are being treated in a respirator or intensive care unit. ..
On the other hand, as of the 18th, the number of people who had improved their symptoms and were discharged from the hospital was
8,051,254 people who were confirmed to be infected in Japan, and 6,59
passengers and crew members of cruise ships, totaling 8,051,913 people. It has become.
In addition, the number of PCR tests, etc., excluding voluntary tests, conducted on the 16th was a preliminary figure of 70,57.
・ Aggregation may be revised by local governments at a later date, but past manuscripts are not revised retroactively, so there may be differences in the cumulative number.
・ Infected persons of the USFJ are not included.