Japanese officials announced that the number of newly confirmed cases in a single day on December 27 returned to a high of 200,000, and the number of deaths exceeded 400 for the first time, setting a record high in Japan's history.
The eighth wave of the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic has resurfaced in Japan, and Tokyo is considering raising the alert level again. Japanese officials announced that the number of newly confirmed cases in a single day on December 27 returned to a high of 200,000, and the number of deaths exceeded 400 for the first time, setting a record high in Japan's history.
According to comprehensive foreign media reports, there were 208,235 new confirmed cases across Japan on December 27. The number of infected people was 22,063 in Tokyo, 415,443 in Aichi, 413,962 in Osaka, etc., the same as last week. An increase of 18,000 people compared with the previous day; 438 new deaths were reported on the 27th, including 438 in Hokkaido, 433 in Kanagawa, and 26 in Saitama, breaking the record for the highest number of deaths in a single day since the outbreak. The highest number of deaths before today was 371 on the 23rd.
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