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Governor Kensaku Morita = Prefectural Office, who announced the transition to Phase 4 and called for a “medical emergency”
Governor Kensaku Morita held an extraordinary meeting on the 22nd and announced that he would raise the health care delivery system of 11 cities and the city of Chiba in the northwestern part of Chiba prefecture to the maximum alert level “Phase 4 (Peak Period infection) “from the end of the year and the New Year holidays. did. Although it is limited to the area, it is the first time that Phase 4 has been passed in the prefecture and, since the beginning of the year, the number of beds throughout the prefecture will be from 756 to 949 in the current “Phase 3 (period of spread of infection) “. Governor Morita expressed a sense of crisis as a “medical emergency.” (Hideki Nakatani)
Ichikawa, Funabashi, Narashino, Yachiyo, Kamagaya, Tokatsu from the south of Urayasu, Matsudo, Noda, Kashiwa, Ryuyama and Tokatsu from the north of my grandson, a total of 11 cities were raised to Phase 4 since the 29th of this month, and the number of beds is eight. Up to 155. Chiba City will join from January 5 next year. The spread of infection is severe in these areas and, according to the prefecture, the average number of new infected persons per day per week is 133.9 and the latest bed occupancy rate is 50.1%, which exceeds the fifty%. .. In particular, the occupancy rate in the northwestern part of the prefecture and the city of Chiba has increased to 60-65%, so we decided.
The reason for deciding to increase the price per region rather than all at once in the prefecture is that it has a great impact on general medical care, medical institutions and workers, in addition to the difference in infection status. Governor Morita said: “He should not be able to operate on cancer. (The hospital) is understaffed and not good because there is a bed.” Worried about the rigidity of medical care. We also ask the citizens of the prefecture for their cooperation, saying, “I want the end of the year and the New Year to pass in silence.”
