COVID-19 Update: April 26, 2020 (1)
73 cases reported in Tokyo today, keeping up the trend of dropping numbers over the weekend. Inconsistent and inadequate testing is giving people a false sense of security. Japan desperately needs to ramp up testing.
Back to Composing Music!
After a long time, I finally got back to composing music! Check out my Music page here. Cheers! Ani.
COVID-19 Update: April 25, 2020 (1)
As expected, the weekend brings a drop in cases reported with Tokyo reporting 103 new cases since the testing numbers have also dropped. It is becoming more and more clear that unless Japan drastically ramps up its testing capabilities, this pandemic will take a very long time to come under control.
COVID-19 Update: April 24, 2020 (1)
Bad news as we head into the weekend here in Tokyo. After 132 cases yesterday, Tokyo reported 161 news cases today, which is a very sharp rise.
COVID-19 Update: April 23, 2020 (1)
Tokyo reported another 134 new cases of the coronavirus today. Governor Koike made an earnest appeal to all people to not travel during the upcoming Golden Week holidays. She specifically appealed to people to stay at home between April 25th till May 6th in order to further strengthen the measures taken to prevent the spread […]
COVID-19 Update: April 22, 2020 (1)
132 new cases of the coronavirus have been reported in Tokyo today.
COVID-19 Update: April 21, 2020 (1)
123 new cases reported in Tokyo today. It remains to be seen if the number of deaths is higher than the 25 that were reported yesterday.
COVID-19 Update: April 20, 2020 (1)
102 new cases reported in Tokyo today. As the numbers continue to rise, a large number of people continue living life as if everything was alright, with no thought given to “social distancing”. Thousands continue to crowd into shopping districts and a visit to the local store to buy essential items often becomes a family […]
COVID-19 Update: April 19, 2020 (1)
107 cases reported in Tokyo today, taking the total count so far to 3082.
COVID-19 Update: April 18, 2020 (1)
181 cases reported in Tokyo today as various agencies say that the emergency healthcare system in Japan is collapsing. The days and weeks ahead are likely to see a rapid escalation of the crisis in Japan.