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Covid-19 Monitoring Report
    — Tokyo’s New Normal —

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Global COVID-19 Situation

COVID-19 Situation in Tokyo

November Grand Sumo Tournament
Grand Opening Ceremony of
the Tokyo Aquatics Centre
Some Tokyo 2020 Games facilities
now open to the public
Tokyo Coronavirus Support Center for
Foreign Residents (TOCOS)

COVID-19 global infection situation
       Change in cumulative total of infected cases and deaths by country
                    (5 countries with the highest number of cases/deaths, plus Japan)
                Cases – cumulative total                                                             Deaths – cumulative total
              Global             47,362,304                                                        Global             1,211,986
               Japan                   102,900                                                     Japan                      1,786

Source: WHO coronavirus disease (COVID-19) dashboard. Geneva: World Health Organization, 2020. Available online: https://covid19.who.int/ (last cited: Nov. 4th).

Positive Cases in Tokyo (as of Nov. 5)

 Reported today
                                Positive cases *         269                          Deaths                      2
                                              65+         30                   * Includes non-residents of Tokyo

                                                       Awaiting guidance on
             Hospitalized             973             hospital, etc. admission                           365
         Serious cases                  38                  Discharged, etc.                          29,615
             Recovering
    at designated hotels              264                                      Deaths                          461
    Recovering at home                215             Total cases to date                            31,893
              No. of tests conducted
                                              1,769
                                                       [Note] The figures of the testing date and the reported figures three
 Reference                                             days later do not necessarily match up. The tests conducted also include
              on Nov. 2(preliminary figure)            repeat testing on recovered patients to confirm that they test negative.

Change in the number of new positive cases and serious
cases in Tokyo (as of Nov. 5)
Change in the number of new positive cases
500

400         ■   Positive cases by day                                                                                                165.4
300         ━   7-day moving average
200

100

  0
      3/1                4/1                5/1                 6/1                 7/1                 8/1             9/1   10/1      11/1

Change in the number of serious cases
120
100
 80
 60
 40
 20
  0
      3/1               4/1                 5/1                 6/1                7/1                  8/1             9/1   10/1      11/1
* Number of serious cases calculated according standards for defining serious patients used from April 27 to present.

Analysis of the infection situation and
health care provision system

                                  System for the provision
      Infection situation
                                       of health care

 Vigilance against a resurgence     The system must be
     of the virus is needed.              built up.

Kensho banners promoting COVID-19 prevention to
appear at the November Grand Sumo Tournament

Measures to prevent the spread of infection at
sumo stables

Let’s win the fight against COVID-19 together!

Grand Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo Aquatics Centre

Grand Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo Aquatics Centre

Some Tokyo 2020 Games facilities
now open to the public
The following facilities are accepting individual and group use:
  Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre                  (Rinkaicho, Edogawa-ku)
  Tatsumi Water Polo Centre                                              (Tatsumi, Koto-ku)
  Sea Forest Waterway                                                    (Uminomori, Koto-ku)
  Yumenoshima Park Archery Field                                         (Yumenoshima, Koto-ku)
  Oi Hockey Stadium                                                      (Yashio, Shinagawa-ku)
  Musashinonomori Park                                                   (Nishimachi, Chofu-shi)
  Tokyo Aquatics Centre                                                  (Tatsumi, Koto-ku)
  Ariake Tennis Park                                                     (Ariake, Koto-ku)
  Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium                                           (Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku)
Please visit their websites for details.
* Use is permitted as long as it does not hinder preparations for the Games or the hosting of the Games.

Exhibition of the Olympic and Paralympic Torches
                The torches for the Olympic and Paralympic
                Games Tokyo 2020 will be displayed in turn at
                all of Tokyo’s 62 municipalities.
                 Exhibition schedule:
                  Monday, Nov. 2, 2020 - Saturday, July 3, 2021
                  Now on display at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government
                  building in Shinjuku!
                   * Use the QR code at the bottom right to confirm the display site
                 Items displayed
                  One Tokyo 2020 Olympic torch
                  One Tokyo 2020 Paralympic torch
                  The torches cannot be touched.

Tokyo Coronavirus Support Center
for Foreign Residents（TOCOS）
Provides a telephone        consultation service for foreign
nationals experiencing uncertainty in their lives due to the virus

 Support offered in 14      languages:
  Plain Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Nepali, Indonesian, Tagalog,
  Thai, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Cambodian, and Burmese

 Toll-free number: 0120-296-004

 Regular hours of operation:       10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
                                    (Closed weekends/holidays)

For both COVID-19 and Influenza

    Protect          Wash
  the Elderly        Hands

Ventilate            Wear
rooms                a mask