Infection situation in the ward [until September 25, 4] (Updated November 21, 4)

Due to the limited number of people subject to notification of the outbreak of the new coronavirus infectious disease, the items listed for the infection status have been changed since September 26, 2014.
Please check the infection status after September 26, 2014 at the following link.

The number of new coronavirus infected people in the city

Weekly number of infected people in Ward, number of discharged people, number of infected people in Tokyo

From August 15th

August 22nd

From August 29th

From September 5th

From September 12th

From September 19th

Cumulative

Ward infected person

5,662 people

4,423 people

3,188 people

2,363 people

2,060 people

1,672 people

120,684 people

Ward discharged persons, etc.

6,276 people

5,656 people

4,389 people

3,613 people

2,696 people

2,024 people

119,422 people

metropolitan infected

180,266 people

136,482 people

88,570 people

67,968 people

58,661 people

41,960 people

3,141,771 people

(note)

  • The number of infected people is "the number of infected Suginami residents" until January 3, 2013, and "the number of people reported by the Suginami Public Health Center" after January 4.
  • “Ward discharged patients, etc.” includes those who have completed home or accommodation treatment.
  • Information such as age, gender, and outbreak area in the city will not be uniformly announced.
  • Numbers may be retroactively revised.

Graph showing changes in the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in Suginami Ward since February 15, 2012, as of September 25, 2014

Trend of infected people in the ward

[By probable cause of infection] Number of infected people

[By age group] Number of infected people, number of severe cases, number of deaths

Total up to September 25, 4

age

Number of infected people (a)

Proportion of infected people by age group (a/A)

Critically ill (b)

Severity rate (b/a)

deceased (c)

Mortality (c/a)

under 10 years old

13,531 people

11.2%

0 people

0.0%

0 people

0.0%

10-19 years old

11,547 people

9.6%

0 people

0.0%

0 people

0.0%

20-29 years old

26,844 people

22.2%

1 person

0.0%

1 person

0.0%

30-39 years old

23,122 people

19.2%

1 person

0.0%

0 people

0.0%

40-49 years old

20,211 people

16.7%

3 persons

0.0%

2 people

0.0%

50-59 years old

12,876 people

10.7%

11 people

0.1%

6 people

0.0%

60-69 years old

5,829 people

4.8%

21 people

0.4%

12 people

0.2%

70-79 years old

3,321 people

2.8%

51 people

1.5%

43 people

1.3%

80-89 years old

2,241 people

1.9%

91 people

4.1%

86 people

3.8%

Over 90

1,162 people

1.0%

97 people

8.3%

95 people

8.2%

Total (A)

120,684 people

100.0%

276 people

0.2%

245 people

0.2%

(note)

  • "Deaths" are the number of deaths reported to the national government through the metropolitan government, regardless of the cause of death, including traffic accident deaths, etc., when a person positive for the new coronavirus infection dies.
  • "Severely ill" is the number of severely ill people defined by the capital and the number of deaths identified by the ward.
Compare the rate of new coronavirus infections by age group and rate of severe cases in the city from March to May of 2nd year, November to January of 2nd year, May to July of 3rd year, and January and February of 4th year. graph. Comparing January and February of 4th year with those until then, there are still many people in their 20s and 30s, and those under 10 years old and teens are especially increasing.
(Note) This is the number of new infections during the period. Totals may not add up due to rounding off decimals.

others

Infected people live throughout the city.

Please see the link below for the positive rate in the city, the monitoring test by the PCR test bus, the free PCR test business station front test, the number of beds and the number of inpatients in the city.

Disclosure of infection information at medical institutions and municipal facilities in the city

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Inquiries about this page

Health Prevention Division, Suginami Public Health Center
5-20-1 Ogikubo, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 167-0051 Phone: 03-3391-1025 (direct) Fax: 03-3391-1927

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