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Ibaraki Prefectural Office
Ibaraki prefecture announced on the 14th that 40 new people were infected with the new corona virus. The number of infected people per day reached a record, after days 11 (20 people) and 12 and 13 (26 people in each case). In the prefecture, a major wave of epidemics occurred before winter, when the infection became easy to spread without the “second wave” resolving after June 20.
The total number of infected people in the prefecture is 946. The 40 newly infected people are men and women between adolescence and 70 years outside the prefecture and 14 cities and towns. The breakdown of the place of residence is Tsuchiura City 11 people, Tote City 5 people, Furukawa City, Ishioka City 4 people each, Tsukuba City, Ushiku City, Kasumi Gaura City 2 people each, Chikusai City, Kasama City, Shimozuma City, Bando City, Kashima City, whereabouts city, Kawachi Town 1 person each, Chiba prefecture 2 people, Tokyo metropolitan area 1 person.
In Sakura-cho restaurant area, Tsuchiura city, where the prefecture is conducting intensive inspections, it was confirmed that a group (group of infected people) had occurred recently in “Pub Shine” restaurant with entertainment. 40-year-old men in the city who work in this store ▽ 4 women in their 20s and 30s in the city ▽ 40-year-old women in Kasama city ▽ 30-year-old women in Shimotsuma city ▽ 30-year-old women in the Ishioka City ▽ 40-year-old women in Kasumi Gaura City Nine men were found to be infected. In this area, a total of 28 people, including five employees and customers, including an undisclosed store, are known to be infected.
Katsuya Nagato of soccer J1 Kashima Antlers was also found to be infected.
We are investigating whether most of the symptoms are mild, but Shine-related women in Shimotsuma City and 20-year-old men in Chikusai City are moderately ill.
The prefecture is calling Shine customers after October 26 for a dedicated phone number (029-830-3355).
In addition, the prefecture announced that two people have been discharged from the hospital and two have completed home medical treatment. The total number of discharges was 754. (Shinichiro Matsumura)
