Japan Reports 266 New COVID-19 Cases... First Time in 7 Days with Cases in the 200s
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[Asia Economy Reporter Jin-gyu Lee] The number of new COVID-19 cases in Japan has dropped to the 200s.
According to NHK's tally on the 14th, the total number of COVID-19 cases announced nationwide by prefecture was 266 (as of 9 PM), including 80 cases in Tokyo.
This is the first time in seven days that Japan's new COVID-19 cases have fallen to the 200s. Until the previous day, Japan had reported between 400 and 700 new cases daily for six consecutive days.
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Including today's figures, the cumulative number of infections stands at 76,751. The cumulative death toll has increased by 8 to 1,468.
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