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School restart in Tottori and Aomori! [COVID-19] [extended emergency declaration]

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Hello!

 

The extension period of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency declaration has started nationwide from today!

 

 

The extension period is until "May 31st",

but it seems that the government's policy is to gradually deregulation the prefectures that seem to have converged mainly in schools.

 

And immediately, the prefecture where the school was restarted was in the news!

 

 

First school restart in Aomori and Tottori prefecture

Parents worry about "three denseness"

 

 The school was reopened on the 7th in Aomori and Tottori prefectures, ahead of the rest of the country, after completing temporary closures and large holidays to prevent the spread of new coronavirus (COVID-19) infection. The children and students smiled and asked, "Is it fine?", But some parents expressed concern about the school life, in which "3 denseness" was unavoidable. This is the first time that the school has restarted at the prefectural level since the emergency declaration was expanded nationwide.

Tottori City Meitoku Elementary School, which has been closed since April 27. The boy (8), who was the first rider and came to the school gate, was a 3rd grade elementary school student and smiled, saying "I've been at home all the time and I'm looking forward to lunch and meeting friends."

A total of 76 prefectural schools, including high schools, reopened in Aomori Prefecture, which had been temporarily closed since April 20.

 

(*KYODO)

 

 

TOTTORI!

 

AOMORI!

 

 

Tottori hasn't had new infections since April 18th!

(infections : 3 people in total)

 

And alsoAomori hasn't had new infections since April 28th!

(infections : 26 people in total)

 

 


I think there are many areas where we can live with peace of mind

if the government restricts the movement of people between prefectures even during this period.

Japanese law seems to say it's difficult.

 

Even so, it's good news that you can feel it's becoming a daily routine!

I hope this happens nationwide sooner!

 

 

… What about Iwate? 

Also Iwate too!

 

 

 

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