Keep your eyes on the sky for a surprise fireworks display
Keep your eyes on the sky for an “impromptu” nationwide fireworks display to cheer up the nation.
Read moreKeep your eyes on the sky for an “impromptu” nationwide fireworks display to cheer up the nation.
Read moreAs Hiroshima moves cautiously into post-shutdown mode, public facilities and attractions are starting to reopen.
Read more3rd Covid-19 death in Hiroshima as the region moves towards “new normal”. Baseball and schools to resume.
Read more3rd Covid-19 death in Hiroshima. Testing remains low as number of cases drop and region moves towards “new normal”.
Read moreOver the past month Chugoku Shinbun has been providing regular snapshots of the level of PCR testing being undertaken in
Read moreMay 11, 2020 As of 11:30 pm May 10, no new cases of Covid-19 had been confirmed in Hiroshima Prefecture
Read moreMay 8, 2020 As of 11pm May 7, no new cases of Covid-19 had been confirmed in any of the
Read moreHiroshima Prefectures announced a 3-phase plan to ease coronavirus “restraint” measures yesterday.
Read moreMay 6, 2020 One more case of coronavirus confirmed in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Hiroshima governor announces road map to end of “restraint”.
Read moreMay 5, 2020 On the day that national government extended the Covid-19 state of emergency to May 31, 4 new
Read moreNew coronavirus cases announced in Hiroshima, Yamaguchi and Shimane Prefectures yesterday.
Read moreMay 3, 2020 One new coronavirus case was confirmed in Hiroshima City yesterday. More details about individual ¥100,000 cash benefits.
Read more5 new coronavirus cases in Chugoku region follow zero-case day. Iwakuni and Tottori to go back to school. Mask donations from former Hiroshima Carp players. Robberies in Hiroshima City.
Read moreMay 1, 2020 Yesterday, no new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Hiroshima Prefecture or the wider Chugoku region for
Read moreApril 30, 2020 1 new confirmed case of coronavirus in Hiroshima Prefecture announced yesterday. Okayama man tests positive for the
Read more6 new confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Chugoku region were announced yesterday, 5 in Hiroshima City and one in Shimane Prefecture. A 2nd nurse at the Funairi Hospital coronavirus ward has tested positive. School closures extended.
Read moreTwo new confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Chugoku region were announced yesterday. Funairi Hospital contact tracing update. Pachinko holdouts and streaming tulips.
Read moreA nurse working on the coronavirus ward at Funairi Hospital in Hiroshima City has tested positive for the virus. A total of 8 new cases announced in the Chugoku region. Okayama asks leisure businesses to show “restraint” and applauds health workers.
Read moreNew coronavirus cases in Hiroshima and Shimane, April 25
Read moreA second person in Hiroshima has died from coronavirus it was announced yesterday. 2 new cases were reported in Okayama. Yamaguchi announced cash subsidies for the restaurant industry and little sweetener for pachinko parlors.
Read moreApril 24, 2020 2 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Hiroshima Prefecture yesterday. New cluster emerges in Yano, Aki-ku.
Read moreApril 23, 2020 3 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Hiroshima Prefecture yesterday. No new cases were reported in
Read moreHiroshima Prefectural governor Yuzaki announces small business relief strategy… then throws the cat amongst the pigeons.
Read moreThe number of coronavirus cases in the Chugoku region grew by 3 yesterday, April 21. 2 new cases where confirmed within Hiroshima Prefecture and the other was part of a cluster centered on a high school in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Read more21 April, 2020 Hiroshima coronavirus clusters grow, Hiroshima governor calls on the young to stay home, municipalities offer financial support
Read moreFirst coronavirus death in Hiroshima Pref reported as cases reach 200 in Chugoku region
Read moreNew cases in Hiroshima City, Kure and Tottori bring the total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Chugoku Region to 196, with 130 of them in Hiroshima Prefecture.
Read moreHiroshima Prefecture has released a list of business that it strongly urges to close until at least May 6.
Read moreCoronavirus cases rise to 118 in Hiroshima Prefecture and to 179 across the Chugoku Region.
Read moreThe number of new corona virus cases confirmed on Wednesday, April 15 across Hiroshima Prefecture increased by 23 to 113 cases.
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