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Osaka Prefecture Governor Yoshimura told reporters that the novel corona virus infection was spreading and the degree of rigidity of the medical system was increasing, and on the 3rd, he held an emergency countermeasures headquarters meeting and established his own “Osaka model”. In, he showed the idea of considering whether to turn on the red light indicating “emergency situation”.
At around 0:45 pm on the 3rd, Governor Yoshimura told reporters: “The bed use rate of critically ill patients is 63%, which does not meet the 70’s red light illumination standard. %, but the medical system Since the degree of stiffness is strong, I would like to make a final decision at the headquarters meeting on the 3rd whether to turn the “Osaka model” into a red light. “
As a standard for changing to a red light indicating “emergency” in the “Osaka model”, Osaka Prefecture has set the usage rate of 206 beds reserved for accepting critically ill patients as “70% or more” on day 2 At that time, it was “63.6%”.
However, in reality, the number of beds that can accept patients immediately is 161 and the usage rate is 81.4% based on this.
It will be the first time the “red light” is lit on the “Osaka model”.
Osaka prefecture will hold a new emergency meeting at Corona Countermeasures Headquarters starting at 6 pm on the 3rd to decide whether to turn on the red light and what to do in the future.
According to materials posted on the Osaka prefecture website in July, when the “red” signal is turned on, the prefecture will refrain from moving between prefectures and request the closure of facilities where clusters have occurred. It’s supposed to do.
In addition, with respect to schools, we will reduce the number of people in the classroom by combining distributed school attendance, abbreviated classes, and online classes, and we will not participate in activities with a high risk of infection.
In addition, we will request self-monitoring, such as events organized by the prefecture. [Experto “Lo que quieres cambiar de comportamiento”].
Governor Yoshimura of Osaka Prefecture held an emergency meeting at the headquarters of the new coronavirus countermeasures on the 3rd, and expressed his intention to consider whether to turn on the red light indicating “emergency situation” with his own ” Osaka model “. Professor Yoshiaki Katsuta from Kansai Welfare University, who is familiar with preventive measures against infectious diseases, said: “The spread of infection could not be sufficiently suppressed by requests to shorten business hours that limited venues and industries. It will be a strong message for all citizens of the prefecture to change their daily behavior. “
