Tokyo Records Highest Number Of Daily COVID-19 Cases Amid Olympics
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Tokyo is under its fourth state of emergency that will last through the Olympics and into the Paralympics next month.
TOKYO (AP) — Tokyo reported its highest daily number of new coronavirus infections Tuesday, days after the Olympics began. The Japanese capital reported 2,848 new COVID-19 cases, exceeding the earlier record of 2,520 cases from Jan. 7. It brings Tokyo’s total to more than 200,000 since the pandemic began last year.
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