Tokyo: Japan reported no daily death from Covid-19 on Sunday for the first time in 15 months, when infection decreased rapidly in this country.
Health officials on Monday said there was no death the previous day, giving Japan a total of 18,310 deaths since the pandemic began.
Japan on Monday also stimulates restrictions on foreign students, workers and short-term business travelers who are fully vaccinated, have plans for their activities guaranteed by sponsors and observe 10 days of self isolation.
The quarantine of self for Japanese citizens and foreign residents was also shortened to three days since 10 days earlier.
The last time Japan reported no new Coronavirus death on August 2, 2020, according to the Ministry.
Japan was then hit by several waves of infection, including one led by the Delta variant last summer, when everyday case peaked around 25,000.
The health care system came almost collapsed and tens of thousands of patients who could not find hospital beds must recover at home.
In Tokyo, the new daily case rose to almost 6,000.
National cases began to fall in September.
Experts have linked a decline in vaccination progress and expanding masks that wear and use of disinfectants, including reasons.
Vaccination in Japan, although it was a slow start, accelerated in June, and now almost 74% of the population is fully immunized.
The government planned to start a booster shot in December and also secured the newly developed Covid-19 drugs.
Japan gradually expanded social and economic activities, even though experts were cautious about easing restrictions too quickly.
Dr.
Shigeru Omi, who heads the government Coronavirus panel, emphasizes the need to capture the initial signs of each upsurge in the case and take the necessary steps without delay.
Japan does not have Covid-19 death first time in 15 months
