Emergency Declaration Fukuoka Prefectural Headquarters Requests Prefectural Citizens to Suppress Outing

Declaration of Emergency Fukuoka Prefectural Response Headquarters Request of citizens of the prefecture, such as self-restraint, April 22, 22:32

In response to the "Emergency Declaration," Fukuoka Prefecture held a meeting of the Headquarters shortly after 9:30 pm on March 7 to find out when necessary to maintain a living such as going to a medical institution, purchasing food, and going to work. We decided to request the citizens of the prefecture to refrain from going out.

Prime Minister Abe made an "Emergency Declaration" based on the Special Measures Law at the government's headquarters on the evening of July 7.

The target is seven prefectures such as Tokyo and Fukuoka, and the period is about one month until next month.

In response, Fukuoka Prefecture also held a meeting of the Task Force at 9:30 pm on March 7 at the prefectural office.

Governor Ogawa said, "A new phase has been reached with the issuance of the Declaration of Emergency. Declarations are intended to minimize contact between people. We will ask citizens of the prefecture to cooperate more than ever. I would like to determine a response policy for the prefecture based on the declaration and make it effective. "

After that, I decided to ask the prefectural people to refrain from going out unless it is necessary to maintain a living such as going to a medical institution, buying food, and going to work or taking a walk.

When it comes to working at work, we ask employees to reduce interaction with people by working from home, working at different times, and commuting by bicycle.

We also require that you avoid traveling between prefectures as quickly as possible, such as returning home or traveling in an emergency.

He is also calling on holding down events that could spread the infection.

They demand that they do not buy food, medicines and daily necessities.

In addition, we are urging the municipality's Board of Education to judge the period of school closure, etc. based on the local situation, referring to the fact that prefectural schools will be closed until next month.