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Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (As of November 26, 2020) Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number of Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild Mild or tested symptoms/awaiting moderate Severe cases Deceased Discharged hospitalization cases 33,346 985 156 155 1 13 816 ※Blank fields indicate hospitalization, staying at facility for patients with mild symptoms, or awaiting hospitalization Place of residence Date of test No. Age group Gender Status result Prefecture Municipality 985 2020/11/26 20s Female Gifu Ogaki 984 2020/11/26 20s Male Gifu Hashima 983 2020/11/26 20s Male Gifu Hashima 982 2020/11/25 20s Female Gifu Gifu 981 2020/11/25 60s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa 980 2020/11/25 50s Male Gifu Kasamatsu 979 2020/11/25 20s Female Gifu Kakamigahara 978 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Gifu 977 2020/11/25 20s Female Gifu Kakamigahara 976 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Ogaki 975 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Ogaki 974 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Ogaki 973 2020/11/25 60s Male Gifu Godo 972 2020/11/25 20s Female Gifu Gifu 971 2020/11/25 30s Male Gifu Gifu Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number970 of 2020/11/25 60s Female Gifu Gifu Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 969 2020/11/25 symptoms/awaiting30s Male Gifu Ikeda hospitalization 968 2020/11/25 60s Male Gifu Ikeda 967 2020/11/25 70s Female Gifu Kasamatsu 966 2020/11/25 40s Female Gifu Nakatsugawa 965 2020/11/25 40s Female Gifu Nakatsugawa 964 2020/11/25 50s Female Gifu Nakatsugawa 963 2020/11/25 60s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa 962 2020/11/25 50s Male Gifu Yoro 961 2020/11/25 30s Male Gifu Kani 960 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Motosu 959 2020/11/25 10s Female Gifu Seki 958 2020/11/25 20s Male Gifu Gifu 957 2020/11/25 30s Female Gifu Gifu 956 2020/11/25 50s Female Gifu Ibigawa 955 2020/11/25 80s Female Gifu Ikeda 954 2020/11/25 20s Female Gifu Seki 953 2020/11/25 10s Male Gifu Mizuho 952 2020/11/24 20s Male Gifu Gifu 951 2020/11/24 20s Female Gifu Gifu 950 2020/11/24 10s Female Gifu Anpachi Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number949 of 2020/11/24 60s Male Gifu Mizuho Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 948 2020/11/24 symptoms/awaiting40s Female Gifu Kakamigahara hospitalization 947 2020/11/24 60s Female Gifu Gifu 946 2020/11/24 60s Female Gifu Ikeda 945 2020/11/24 40s Male Gifu Gifu 944 2020/11/24 40s Male Gifu Mizunami 943 2020/11/24 20s Male Gifu Gifu 942 2020/11/24 60s Male Gifu Gifu 941 2020/11/24 30s Male Gifu Mizuho coping outside the 940 2020/11/24 50s Male Aichi ― Prefecture 939 2020/11/24 80s Male Gifu Gifu 938 2020/11/24 40s Female Gifu Kasamatsu 937 2020/11/24 20s Female Gifu Toki 936 2020/11/24 20s Female Gifu Ogaki 935 2020/11/24 30s Male Gifu Hashima 934 2020/11/24 60s Male Gifu Seki 933 2020/11/23 60s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 932 2020/11/23 20s Male Gifu Gifu 931 2020/11/23 60s Male Gifu Kani 930 2020/11/23 20s Male Gifu Gero 929 2020/11/23 Under 10 Female Gifu Kani Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number928 of 2020/11/22 70s Female Gifu Gifu Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 927 2020/11/22 symptoms/awaiting10s Female Gifu Mino hospitalization 926 2020/11/22 10s Female Gifu Kasamatsu 925 2020/11/22 50s Male Gifu Gifu 924 2020/11/22 20s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 923 2020/11/22 20s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 922 2020/11/22 80s Female Gifu Kakamigahara 921 2020/11/22 70s Female Gifu Minokamo 920 2020/11/22 30s Female Gifu Tajimi 919 2020/11/22 50s Female Gifu Toki 918 2020/11/21 20s Female Gifu Gifu 917 2020/11/21 40s Female Gifu Gifu 916 2020/11/21 40s Male Gifu Gifu 915 2020/11/21 70s Male Gifu Gifu 914 2020/11/21 60s Male Gifu Kasamatsu 913 2020/11/21 30s Female Gifu Nakatsugawa 912 2020/11/21 40s Male Gifu Gifu 911 2020/11/21 90s Male Gifu Minokamo 910 2020/11/21 10s Male Gifu Kasamatsu 909 2020/11/21 20s Female Gifu Hashima 908 2020/11/21 40s Female Gifu Kasamatsu Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number907 of 2020/11/21 40s Male Gifu Kasamatsu Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 906 2020/11/21 symptoms/awaiting30s Male Gifu Ogaki hospitalization 905 2020/11/20 70s Female Gifu Kani 904 2020/11/20 10s Female Gifu Ogaki 903 2020/11/20 50s Male Gifu Ogaki 902 2020/11/20 80s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa 901 2020/11/20 20s Female Gifu Tajimi Discharged 900 2020/11/20 20s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 899 2020/11/20 10s Male Gifu Kasamatsu 898 2020/11/20 10s Male Gifu Kasamatsu 897 2020/11/20 10s Female Gifu Kasamatsu 896 2020/11/20 50s Female Gifu Toki 895 2020/11/20 20s Female Gifu Toki 894 2020/11/20 60s Male Gifu Gifu 893 2020/11/20 20s Female Gifu Gifu 892 2020/11/20 40s Female Gifu Gifu 891 2020/11/20 40s Male Gifu Gujo 890 2020/11/20 20s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 889 2020/11/20 20s Female Gifu Gifu 888 2020/11/20 20s Male Gifu Ogaki 887 2020/11/20 50s Male Gifu Mino Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number886 of 2020/11/19 40s Female Gifu Kakamigahara Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 885 2020/11/19 symptoms/awaiting70s Male Gifu Minokamo hospitalization 884 2020/11/19 50s Female Gifu Kani 883 2020/11/19 10s Female Gifu Minokamo 882 2020/11/19 50s Male Gifu Hashima 881 2020/11/19 20s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 880 2020/11/19 20s Female Gifu Ogaki 879 2020/11/19 70s Male Gifu Ginan 878 2020/11/19 20s Female Gifu Ogaki 877 2020/11/19 40s Female Gifu Anpachi 876 2020/11/19 50s Male Gifu Toki Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number875 of 2020/11/19 30s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 874 2020/11/19 symptoms/awaiting60s Female Gifu Ogaki Discharged hospitalization 873 2020/11/19 60s Male Gifu Kani 872 2020/11/19 30s Female Gifu Gifu 871 2020/11/19 40s Female Gifu Gifu 870 2020/11/19 50s Female Gifu Gifu 869 2020/11/19 20s Female Gifu Gifu 868 2020/11/19 20s Female Gifu Gifu 867 2020/11/19 30s Female Gifu Ginan Discharged 866 2020/11/19 30s Female Gifu Kakamigahara 865 2020/11/19 50s Female Gifu Motosu Discharged 864 2020/11/18 20s Female Gifu Ogaki 863 2020/11/18 40s Female Gifu Kani 862 2020/11/18 20s Male Gifu Motosu 861 2020/11/18 20s Female Gifu Tajimi Discharged 860 2020/11/18 40s Male Gifu Ogaki Discharged 859 2020/11/18 60s Male Gifu Ogaki 858 2020/11/18 20s Male Gifu Gifu Discharged 857 2020/11/18 20s Male Gifu Ginan 856 2020/11/18 60s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa 855 2020/11/18 70s Female Gifu Minokamo Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number854 of 2020/11/18 20s Female Gifu Ginan Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 853 2020/11/18 symptoms/awaiting40s Female Gifu Ginan Discharged hospitalization 852 2020/11/18 50s Female Gifu Ginan 851 2020/11/18 30s Female Gifu Kakamigahara coping outside the 850 2020/11/18 50s Male Aichi ― Prefecture 849 2020/11/18 80s Male Gifu Ginan Discharged 848 2020/11/18 40s Male Gifu Gifu 847 2020/11/18 30s Female Gifu Gifu Discharged 846 2020/11/18 60s Male Gifu Yoro 845 2020/11/17 20s Male Gifu Mizuho Discharged 844 2020/11/17 70s Female Gifu Kakamigahara Discharged 843 2020/11/17 70s Male Gifu Kakamigahara 842 2020/11/17 40s Female Gifu Kakamigahara Discharged 841 2020/11/17 20s Female Gifu Tajimi 840 2020/11/17 30s Female Gifu Tajimi 839 2020/11/17 10s Male Gifu Mizunami 838 2020/11/17 20s Female Gifu Hashima 837 2020/11/17 40s Male Gifu Hashima 836 2020/11/17 Under 10 Male Gifu Gifu 835 2020/11/17 10s Female Gifu Gifu 834 2020/11/17 50s Female Gifu Kani Discharged Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number833 of 2020/11/17 10s Female Gifu Kani Discharged Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 832 2020/11/17 symptoms/awaiting20s Male Gifu Gifu Discharged hospitalization 831 2020/11/16 Under 10 Male Gifu Tajimi 830 2020/11/16 10s Female Gifu Tajimi coping outside the 829 2020/11/16 30s Male Aichi ― Prefecture 828 2020/11/16 10s Female Gifu Mitake Discharged 827 2020/11/16 20s Male Gifu Ogaki Discharged 826 2020/11/16 30s Female Gifu Gifu Discharged 825 2020/11/16 20s Female Gifu Gifu Discharged 824 2020/11/16 40s Male Gifu Tajimi 823 2020/11/16 30s Female Gifu Gifu 822 2020/11/16 20s Male Gifu Kasamatsu Discharged 821 2020/11/16 60s Male Gifu Hashima 820 2020/11/16 60s Male Gifu Gifu Discharged 819 2020/11/16 50s Male Gifu Gifu Discharged 818 2020/11/16 10s Female Gifu Tajimi Discharged 817 2020/11/16 30s Male Gifu Tajimi Discharged 816 2020/11/16 20s Female Gifu Tajimi 815 2020/11/16 50s Male Gifu Kani Discharged 814 2020/11/15 20s Male Gifu Tajimi Discharged 813 2020/11/15 40s Female Gifu Tajimi Discharged Status of COVID-19 Cases in Gifu Prefecture (as of November 26, 2020) Hospitalizated/stay- Number812 of 2020/11/15 30s Male Gifu Gifu Discharged Individuals who ing at facility for individuals tested positive patients with mild tested 811 2020/11/15 symptoms/awaiting20s Female Gifu Gifu Discharged hospitalization 810 2020/11/15 30s Male Gifu Nakatsugawa Discharged 809 2020/11/15 40s Male Gifu Tajimi Discharged 808 2020/11/15 20s Female Gifu Tarui Discharged
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