People wait to take a PCR test in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, on Aug 4.
17:22 JST, August 10, 2022
Tokyo logged 34,243 new cases of coronavirus infection on Wednesday, down 4,697 from the same day last week and marking the fifth consecutive day of week-on-week decreases.
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