Tokyo records 3,177 Covid cases, highest since pandemic began, amid the Olympics | Oneindia News

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Tokyo records 3,177 Covid cases, highest since pandemic began, amid the Olympics | Oneindia News

Tokyo which is currently hosting the Olympic Games has recorded 3,177 new COVID-19 cases today.

The city hit a daily record high for a second straight day as a spike in infections puts pressure on hospitals.

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