- On Saturday, the number of cases rose from 9,239 yesterday to 9,795
- With 712 others from a cruise ship quarantined earlier this year, total is 10,507
- Nearly one-third of the domestic cases come from Tokyo, where surge has overburdened hospitals
Hospitals in Japan are increasingly turning away sick people as the country struggles with surging coronavirus infections and its emergency medical system collapses.
On Saturday, the number of cases rose from 9,239 yesterday to 9,795 and there have now been 220 deaths from the virus, up from 136 deaths on Friday.
With an addition of 712 others from a cruise ship quarantined near Tokyo earlier this year, Japan now has 10,507 cases altogether.
Nearly one-third of the domestic cases come from Tokyo, where the daily surge has overburdened hospitals.

Where these new cases coming from i thought the Japanese had it under control this virus.
