Osaka Prefecture `` Declaration of Emergency '' received and concrete measures were determined Requested to refrain from going out April 7 20:15

In response to the "Declaration of Emergency" issued to Osaka and other places, Osaka Prefecture held a meeting of the New Coronavirus Countermeasures Headquarters, and asked the citizens to maintain their lives until the 6th of next month. He urged people to stay out of the house unless they were not, especially when going to downtown at night. On the other hand, with regard to facilities in the prefecture, at this stage, we will not request use restrictions, etc., but we will consider the effect of requesting self-restraint when going out and consider measures.

In response to the "Emergency Declaration" issued for seven prefectures such as Osaka and Hyogo, Osaka Prefecture held a meeting of the New Coronavirus Countermeasures Headquarters on the evening of July 7, and decided on specific measures to accompany the declaration. Did.

In this case, in order to prevent further spread of the infection, we ask the citizens to refrain from going out unless necessary for maintaining their lives, such as going to the hospital, commuting, and purchasing food, until the next month until June 6. I decided.

In particular, he strongly urges people to refrain from going out to downtown at night when the “three denses” of closed, crowded, and closely overlapped.

About going out necessary for maintenance of life, Osaka Prefecture,
▼ Shopping for daily necessities such as food, daily necessities, and pharmaceuticals,
▼ Visit to a medical institution,
▼ Walks and exercises necessary to maintain health ▼ Use at banks and government offices.

We go to the workplace to go out to maintain our lives, but we strongly request that employees work from home or work at different times.

It also requests the organizer to refrain from self-restraint, regardless of size or indoors or outdoors, except for those that are necessary to sustain their lives.

On the other hand, with regard to facilities in the prefecture, at this stage, we will not make requests for restrictions on use, etc. based on the law, but will consider measures to assess the effects of voluntary self-restraint requests to the public.

In addition, in response to the Declaration of Emergency, we have decided to set up a dedicated window for telephone consultations from the prefectural government. Telephone consultations are generally accepted from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays, and the telephone number is 06-4397-3299.