Tokyo, Japan issued a "Tokyo alert" to draw public attention

　　(Fighting against New Crown Pneumonia) Tokyo, Japan issued a "Tokyo alert" to arouse public attention

　　China News Agency, Tokyo, June 2 (Reporter Lu Shaowei) On the evening of the 2nd local time, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government of Japan urgently convened the New Corona Virus Response Headquarters meeting. In view of the current trend of the expansion of the outbreak, it was decided to issue a "Tokyo Alert" to arouse public attention.

　　On the same day, 34 new cases of new coronavirus infection were confirmed in Tokyo, and the number of newly confirmed diagnoses at 19 days after May 14 exceeded 30 again.

　　Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike said at the meeting that the number of newly diagnosed cases on the day was 34. Although affected by the recent hospital mass infections, this is also a number worthy of vigilance. Dumin should continue to pay attention to avoiding the busy streets and other places with a higher risk of infection at night. Although Tokyo has entered the "second stage" of the recovery of the epidemic, it must still maintain the necessary vigilance.

　　It is reported that of the 34 newly diagnosed cases on the 2nd, 8 cases were suspected of infection in the prosperous streets at night, and 13 cases came from the Musashino Central Hospital, which recently suffered a mass infection. So far, the cumulative number of diagnoses in Tokyo has risen to 5,283, and the death toll is 306.

　　After 11 pm on the 2nd, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and Tokyo Bay landmark "Rainbow Bridge" lighted red symbolizing "Alert" to arouse public attention. In addition, after the alarm is issued, if the epidemic situation continues to deteriorate, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government may again issue a request to reduce outings and store closures if it reaches a certain standard.

　　On June 1, Tokyo entered the "second stage" of the epidemic recovery. Entertainment facilities such as theaters and movie theaters and department stores and other commercial facilities resumed business, and most economic and social activities were officially restarted. (Finish)