Tokyo: Twenty-one new COVID-19 cases identified with the Olympics were accounted for by the coordinators on Saturday, none of them competitors, in the midst of flooding diseases in the host city.

Out of the all out new cases, 14 were workers for hire and seven Games-connected authorities. Sixteen are occupants of Japan and five from abroad.

None of them were remaining in the Olympic town, the getting sorted out advisory group said.

The total COVID-19 cases identified with the Games currently remain at 241.

As of Thursday, 40,558 individuals from abroad had shown up in Japan to partake in the Games, the coordinators said.

On Friday, the coordinators had reported 27 new COVID-19 cases connected with the Olympics, including three competitors, the most elevated day by day tally up until this point.

The three competitors included US post vaulter Sam Kendricks, a double cross best on the planet, who on Thursday pulled out of the Games subsequent to testing positive for the infection.

Friday’s figure in Games-related cases came a day after Tokyo revealed more than 3,000 new contaminations for the fourth consecutive day, and the cross country single-day tally beat 10,000 interestingly.

The coordinators and the International Olympic Committee have demanded that the show-stopper isn’t behind the record rise in the host city.

Specialists are frightened by the flooding cases in the Japanese capital which is in a highly sensitive situation.