Shizuoka Prefecture "Prosannity Prevention" Extension request for extension is pros and cons
notebook-laptopGovernor Kawakatsu of Shizuoka Prefecture has revealed that the government has requested the government to extend the expenditure on March 6.
Governor Kawakatsu: "The declining trend is showing the decline, but the situation is high, and the situation is flat. If it is released, it has already been re -and again in Okinawa. This is possible."
Governor Kawakatsu held a temporary conference on the 3rd, and the bed use rate is still exceeding 50%, and the number of new infected people per 100,000 population exceeds 250, so it is a repelling measure.I revealed that I requested an extension.
The biggest effect of the mandate control is to suppress the human flow, and it is likely that the inflow of people from the Tokyo metropolitan area and Aichi Prefecture, which had already requested re -extension, will increase.
Governor Kawakatsu "If the human style (re -extension) is suppressed, it can also be expected to have a suppression effect from both regions. With the recognition that restaurants are not a source of infection, this (human flow suppression) effect is respected, this time.I made a decision "
The government will open the countermeasures headquarters on the 4th and officially determine extensions in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Various opinions were heard by the citizens of the prefecture, as the prefecture requested the country to extend the country.
University student "I'm afraid of infection, so can I continue as it is (to prevent it)?"
Citizens "There are people who are doing nurses for the elderly, so I wonder if there is no help."
Another citizen "It's complicated. I think the difference between those who are doing business and those who are not."
"If you look at this situation (in the city), it's hard to go home after work. People are not walking, so I hope you can release it soon and think about different infection prevention measures."
The extension is expected to be on the 21st of the last three consecutive holidays, and Prime Minister Kishida will explain the future policy on the night of the 3rd before the official decision on the 4th.
