Two Corona patients who were receiving medical treatment at a hotel in Miyagi were found to have left without permission “One night in another hotel” Persuasion did not return

Miyagi Prefecture announced on March 24 that male patients in their 40s and 70s who were receiving medical treatment at an accommodation in Sendai City were outside the hotel without permission.

According to Miyagi Prefecture, a patient in his 40s was confirmed to be infected with the new crown on the 13th and was receiving medical treatment from the 15th at the “Toyoko Inn Sendai Station West Exit Central” hotel rented by the prefecture of However, around 8:30 pm on the 23rd, a hotel employee contacted the prefecture saying that “dinner was left near the door of the room and was not received.” When I reviewed the security camera records at the hotel, I saw a man heading to the entrance with a bag at 8:06 p.m. on the 23rd, and the health center staff repeatedly persuaded the male patient to return to the hotel. hotel by phone. The patient replied, “I am in a pub in Sendai. I cannot tell you where the pub is. I will stay in another hotel and go home tomorrow.” On the morning of the 24th, I finally contacted a man who was staying at another hotel and confirmed that I would not return to the accommodation treatment center, so I decided to switch to home treatment at the discretion of the director of the health and monitoring center.

In addition, it was confirmed that a male patient in his 70s was infected on the 14th and entered the “Richmond Hotel Sendai” accommodation facility on the 16th. Around 9 am on the 24th, a man called the phone of the representative of the hotel to discuss what he had left and turned out to be gone. The hotel secretary’s staff convinced him to return to the hotel, but the man said he was “not willing to go back to the hotel.” Around 3:30 pm, he confirmed that the man was at home and, at the discretion of the director of the health center, he decided to go to home care and follow-up.

Miyagi Prefecture has decided to tighten the ban on going out to the inn, tighten the security system and inform the police if you disappear without permission in the future.

The spread of the infection continues in Miyagi Prefecture, and on the 24th, a record number of 171 people were confirmed to be infected. As of 3:00 p.m. on the 24th, there are 359 patients staying at the hotel.