A delta-driven surge in COVID-19 cases is coming to a faster-than-expected end in Japan, but experts warn another wave of infections may be just around the corner.
The country¡¯s fifth wave was the most explosive yet and wreaked havoc on the nation¡¯s health care system.
But the surge has subsided significantly since its mid-August peak. Health ministry data shows there were 2,661 new cases confirmed nationwide on Saturday, a dramatic drop from the middle of last month when the daily tally routinely topped 20,000 and peaked over 25,000.
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