Tokyo coronavirus cases hit record daily high of 224


  • World
  • Thursday, 09 Jul 2020

TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo confirmed 224 new cases of coronavirus infection on Thursday, marking a record high for the Japanese capital in a single day as authorities focused testing on the city's night-life districts.

Roughly a month after Japan lifted a state of emergency on May 25, infections have crept up in the metropolis of 14 million, but authorities have been reluctant to re-impose restrictions for fear of further economic damage.

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