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Auteur : Yuki Ogawa. Staff Writer de The Mainichi.Production : The MainichiDiffusion : site anglais de Mainichi shimbun, The Mainichi, Japan's national daily since 1922Date : 3 août 2020TOKYO -- A hospital in the capital has once again set aside beds normally used by regular inpatients for those infected with the COVID-19 virus in response to instructions by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government following a resurgence of infections.Source : Yuki Ogawa, « Beds converted for COVID-19 use at Tokyo hospital after 'second wave' of infections », The Mainichi,  03/08/2020. URL : https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20200803/p2a/00m/0dm/006000c (consulté le 03/08/2020)Version japonaise : « 新型コロナ　病床再転用、急ピッチ　都内の病院、要請受け », デジタル毎日, 03/08/2020. URL : https://mainichi.jp/articles/20200803/ddm/001/040/144000c (consulté le 03/08/2020)Photo « à la une » : A vinyl sheet dividing areas inside the Japanese Red Cross Musashino Hospital to prevent contact between COVID-19 patients and regular patients is seen in this photo taken in late July and provided by the hospital.