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Osaka Japan reports beds, ventilators in short supply due to Covid

Osaka Japan reports beds, ventilators in short supply due to Covid

US tells fans NOT to go to Japan for Tokyo Olympics as a devastating Covid fourth wave leaves hospitals 'collapsed'

STAY AT HOME US tells fans NOT to go to Japan for Tokyo Olympics as a devastating Covid fourth wave leaves hospitals ‘collapsed’ Sarah Grealish Sarah Grealish Invalid Date, US HEALTH chiefs have told fans NOT to travel to Japan for the Olympics after a surge in coronavirus cases. Hospitals in Japan are on the brink of collapse - just two months before the country is due to host the sporting event. 5 Many are calling for the Olympics to be scrapped as hospitals crumble under the pressure of mounting patientsCredit: AP The alerts don’t ban US citizens from visiting the country - but could impact on travelers insurance and will have to be taken into consideration by athletes who are due to compete.

No one's safe anymore: Japan's Osaka city crumples under COVID-19 onslaught

People leave the Tokyo mass vaccination site on May 24, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. With one of the lowest Covid-19 vaccination rates in the developed world and with the Tokyo Olympic Games little over two months away, Japanese authorities have opened mass vaccination sites in Tokyo and Osaka in an effort to boost their coronavirus inoculation campaign. Photo by Yuichi Yamazaki /Getty Images Article content OSAKA Hospitals in Japan’s second largest city of Osaka are buckling under a huge wave of new coronavirus infections, running out of beds and ventilators as exhausted doctors warn of a “system collapse,” and advise against holding the Olympics this summer.

Osaka buckles under strain of Japan's fourth COVID-19 wave

Osaka buckles under strain of Japan’s fourth COVID-19 wave Al Jazeera English © Medics at Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Hospital say they are struggling with a surge . Medics at Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Hospital say they are struggling with a surge in cases of COVID-19 [Akira Tomoshige/Reuters] Hospitals in Japan’s second-largest city of Osaka are buckling under a wave of coronavirus cases, running out of beds and ventilators as exhausted doctors warn of a “system collapse” and advise against going ahead with the Olympics this summer. The speed at which Osaka’s healthcare system has been overwhelmed underscores the challenges of hosting a key global sports event in two months’ time, particularly when only about half of Japan’s medical staff have completed inoculations.