New pneumonia guide women infected during bus crew

New pneumonia guide woman infected on bus crew or January 30 4:04

A woman living in Osaka, confirmed to be infected with a new type of coronavirus on September 29, sees a high possibility that she was infected when she was on a bus guide carrying a tour passenger from Wuhan, China. Has been done. On the other hand, Osaka Prefecture, at a conference on the evening of the 29th, indicated that it was extremely unlikely that an unspecified number would have been infected, saying that women wore masks.

According to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and Osaka Prefecture, women who have been confirmed to be infected will be guided by a bus driver from Wuhan, China, from 12th this month, together with a male Nara bus driver who has been confirmed to be infected. I was on board.

The tour ended on the 17th and was in good physical condition, but after that, on a 20th day while on a flight as a guide to another tour from Henan, China, he had a fever and consulted a medical institution in Tokyo.

The fever continued on the 21st, consulted another medical institution in Tokyo, and continued on the crew.On the 22nd, however, he changed his guide due to poor physical condition and used the Shinkansen and public transport to return to his home in Osaka city. That is back.

He visited a medical institution in Osaka Prefecture since his symptoms did not improve even on the 23rd.He was hospitalized for signs of pneumonia and was examined.On the night of the 29th, he was infected with a new type of coronavirus. Was confirmed.

Women have not traveled abroad in the past month, and Osaka and other prefectures are more likely to have been infected during a bus tour with passengers from Wuhan, China.

On the other hand, Osaka Prefecture held a press conference on the night of the 29th, at a press conference, where women wore masks after the fever 20th and did not go out unnecessary except for medical institutions after 22nd when they returned home in Osaka city. He acknowledged that the likelihood of infection was extremely low for the unspecified majority.