the daily death toll has passed 2,000 on most days so far this month, contributing to a total of over 290,000. a private sector research group says more than 106,000 people are currently hospitalized with the virus, with over 20,000 in intensive care. those tallies are also record highs. medical institutions across the country are reporting shortages of both staff and beds. experts say the number are high, as many people traveled across state borders for thanksgiving last month. they warned that the year-end holidays may lead to a further spread of the virus. anthony fauci, a key member of the coronavirus task force in the trump administration, called on people to refrain from dining in large groups and traveling. we don t listen to the public health measures that we need to follow, then we could start to see things really get bad in the middle of january. so i think not only for new york state, but for any state or city that is facing similar problems, without substantial
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topped 500. experts monitoring the situation in the capital say the latest seven-day average is about 326 daily cases, up from 244 the week before. the metropolitan government raised the alert. it is not asking businesses to reduce operating hours but the governor is asking residents to take thorough prevention measures when they dine in a group as they plan year-end get-togethers. translator: we advise people with pre-existing conditions not to dine in a group. anyone to lives with family members with a higher risk of falling seriously ill are advised to refrain from such outings. osaka, aichi, hokkaido, and other prefectures also reported a record number of daily cases on thursday. the recent spike comes as residents take advantage of government subsidies on dining, lodging, transportation. officials say the go-to travel and go-to eat campaigns are necessary to get the economy back on track, but as nhk world s shirakawa marina reports, the japan medical association is
of four levels for the first time since september. data also shows the number of people whose infections cannot be traced is sharply rising. tokyo governor koike yuriko stressed the need to prevent the health care system from collapsing. she s also promoting a five-point dining strategy. keep groups small, keep meals short, keep voices down, keep portions separate, and keep up a number of other anti-virus measures, including ventilating rooms and wearing masks. chief cabinet secretary kato katsunobu said there s no immediate plan to call another state of emergency but called on people to be vigilant. the world health organization says it does not registering the antiviral drug remdesivir to hospitalized coronavirus patients regardless of how ill they are. the w.h.o. made the recommendation as part of the set of guidelines on use of part of its guideline for clinical care on covid-19. the health body analyzed results from clinical trials from patients hospitalized around the w
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