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“If the infection increases again, we can declare a second emergency.”
Eight places that remain in an emergency like Tokyo will be released on the 20th
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe officially announced that the emergency announced under the Special Measures Against New Infectious Coronavirus Disease (Corona 19) Act on the 14th will be lifted in 39 prefectures, except in eight cities such as Tokyo and Osaka. Japanese media such as NHK reported.
Prime Minister Abe said at a press conference at 6:00 pm this day, “We must start our daily lives again in the Crown 19 era.” Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, Kanagawa, Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo), Except Hokkaido, five Ibaraki, Ishikawa, Gifu, Aichi, and Fukuoka prefectures, and 34 prefectures, not specific boundary areas, except Hokkaido. He said he would lift the emergency declaration for 39 prefectures.
But Abe said, “Even if an emergency arises, the Corona19 virus still exists around us,” he said. He was asked to minimize contact with humans and refrain from moving as much as possible for at least a month. At the same time, it avoided so-called “three densities,” such as tightness, stiffness, and closeness, and applied to enter restaurants and karaoke.
He warned: “If you increase the rate of increase of infected people, unfortunately you can declare a second emergency.” However, “if you have people’s cooperation, you can avoid it.” .
Abe said, “Today is the day that the rebirth of new life in the Corona19 era begins in earnest.” He urged operators in areas where emergencies arose to take action, while maintaining guidelines for infection control.
Abe also made clear that he is planning to launch the second supplemental budget plan this year, saying that efforts to prevent the spread of the Corona19 infection could be prolonged and that additional economic measures are needed.
He said he plans to increase the “employment assistance information grant” for companies that keep jobs from 8,000 yen (about 92,000 won) per day to 15,000 yen (about 17,300 won) per day.
Prime Minister Abe explained that the decision was made based on whether the new corona infections19 were suppressed below 0.5 per 100,000 people in the past week, and whether the healthcare system was improved and the inspection system was working.
Abe said he plans to listen to expert opinion by 20 with the aim of declaring an emergency release on 21 of the next eight prefectures.
Japan declared its first emergency in seven areas, including Tokyo, on the 7th of last month, and expanded the emergency to all of Japan on April 16, 9 days later, and extended the deadline from the 6th to the end of this month. As the emergency rose for 39 prefectures, except 8 prefectures that day, most of Japan escaped the emergency.
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