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Masaya Takahashi, the head of Tachikawa Sogo Hospital, looks over the medical records of a COVID-19 patient on July 23. (Naoko Kawamura) Around 8 p.m. on July 23, as the Opening Ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics was getting under way, a hospital in the capital s western Tachikawa district began moving a COVID-19 patient with critical symptoms to its high care unit (HCU). It seemed fitting that the Tachikawa Sogo Hospital chose that time of the evening to do so as it had long expressed its opposition to holding the sports extravaganza while Japan remains in the grip of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Hospital head says opposing Olympics has become harder : The Asahi Shimbun

Hospital head says opposing Olympics has become harder : The Asahi Shimbun
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The lawyer leading a campaign to cancel the Olympics says he s fighting for these precious lives that will be lost if the Tokyo games go on

The lawyer leading a campaign to cancel the Olympics says he s fighting for these precious lives that will be lost if the Tokyo games go on INSIDER 2 hrs ago hbrueck@businessinsider.com (Hilary Brueck) © Team Utsunomiya Kenji The hospitals are overcrowded, we re completely overwhelmed, Utsunomiya told Insider. Team Utsunomiya Kenji The delayed 2020 Summer Olympics are scheduled to be held in Japan this July and August. More than 80% of Japanese people don t want them to take place, given the low rate of vaccinations and infections surging. A lawyer has started a petition to cancel the games, and delivered it to the president of the games.

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9 weeks out from the Olympics, around half of Japan s medical workers are still not fully vaccinated

9 weeks out from the Olympics, around half of Japan s medical workers are still not fully vaccinated cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © Carl Court/Getty Images) Posters protesting against the Olympics were displayed in the windows of Tachikawa Sogo Hospital in Tokyo. Japan s healthcare system has been strained by COVID - but the country s slow vaccine rollout means its healthcare workers are still not receiving the COVID jabs they need. Carl Court/Getty Images) The Olympics are nine weeks away, but less than half of Japan s healthcare workers are fully vaccinated. The COVID jab rollout for Japan s medical workers was slowed by glitches in its reservation systems.

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