Police Department Akasaka officials take measures to take over 60 new corona infected officials April 4 18:18 on April 4
A 23-year-old female police officer working at the Metropolitan Police Department Akasaka Police Station in Minato-ku, Tokyo was confirmed infected with the new coronavirus. The Metropolitan Police Agency has decided to take a large-scale response, adding more than 100 staff from the headquarters to maintain the functioning of the police station while resting more than 60 staff members working together.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, a 23-year-old female police officer at the Akasaka Police Station in Minato-ku, Tokyo was confirmed to have been infected with the new coronavirus.
He visited a hospital complaining of sore throat and fever on the 31st of last month and was initially diagnosed with a cold, but after recuperating at home, he visited another medical institution and underwent a PCR test. It was confirmed positive on the 4th.
The female police officer was in the Criminal Affairs Division and worked with the Investigation Division 1 in the Investigation Headquarters.
The Metropolitan Police Department has decided to disinfect the police station and take over 60 staff members working together from 4th. No police officer has ever reported any symptoms other than a female police officer.
On the other hand, in order to maintain the functioning of the police station, we have decided to take a large-scale response, reinforcing about 100 people from the headquarters' Criminal and Regional Departments.
At the Metropolitan Police Department, another male police officer working at the Samezu Driving License Test Site and a member of the Traffic Safety Association have been infected, and the test site has been closed since this month.