新型コロナ患者数 9週連続で増加 カミソリでのど切るような痛み「ニンバス」系統流行 ▼詳しくは画像をタッチ https://t.co/jHt66GQFnw
新型コロナ感染者、9週連続増 1医療機関当たり6・30人 最多は宮崎の14・74人 https://t.co/VIZtoeQk41 都道府県別で1機関当たりの感染者数が最も多かったのは宮崎の14・74人で、鹿児島12・63人、埼玉11・52人が続いた。
新型コロナ 1医療機関あたりの感染者6.30人で9週連続増 この夏“強いのどの痛み”が特徴の新たな変異株「ニンバス」の感染が拡大 https://t.co/wy2JCwZtHT
Japan has recorded a total of 135 cases of Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (SFTS) in 2025, marking the highest number of infections since the disease was first reported domestically in 2013. SFTS is a viral infection transmitted by ticks, with a domestic fatality rate estimated at around 27% to 30%. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has issued warnings and preventive measures, advising people to wear long sleeves and long pants when in grassy or wooded areas to reduce the risk of tick bites. The infection, previously concentrated in western Japan, has expanded to regions including Hokkaido, Kanto, and Chubu. More than 10 deaths have been reported this year. The number of cases reported during the week of August 4 to 10 was eight, indicating ongoing transmission. The rise in infections highlights the need for increased awareness and caution during outdoor activities.
