Prime Minister Abe condolences on death of two cruise ship passengers February 20 20:44
Prime Minister Abe warned reporters of the death of two passengers on a cruise ship that had been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus, and told reporters on the night of the evening that the infection could be prevented from spreading and becoming more severe. Stressed the idea of working together with the government.
Among them, Prime Minister Abe commented on the death of two passengers on a cruise ship that had been confirmed to be infected with the new coronavirus, "Praying for the sincere prayers to those who died, I want to thank our bereaved families for their condolences. "
After that, "Elderly people and people with underlying diseases were given priority in testing and those who were positive were treated in hospital. Those who had a negative test result from yesterday and had no health problems were to disembark. I'm getting it, but I'll do my best for it in the future. "
"In Japan, we will make every possible effort to prevent the spread of infection and, in cooperation with local governments, prevent the spread of infected people. The government has a great responsibility to protect the health and life of the people. We will do our best to work together to fulfill our responsibilities. "