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Japan, there are 1,000 confirmed coronaviruses a day, but the so-called'infection experiment' is continuing to fill tens of thousands of spectators in baseball stadiums.
There have been criticisms that they are conducting an unreasonable experiment to host the Tokyo Olympics.
This is Yoo Seong-jae from Tokyo.
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body temperature measuring device and a face recognition camera appeared at the entrance of Tokyo Dome, Japan's largest indoor ballpark.
Sensors were also installed in the stands to measure airflow and droplet concentration.
At Tokyo Dome, where a professional baseball game is held, an experiment to enter the audience of up to 34,000 people, 80% of the capacity, has begun.
Last week, we experimented at the outdoor ballpark, Yokohama Stadium.
This indoor ballpark experiment is an experiment with indoor sports such as swimming and gymnastics in mind ahead of next year's Tokyo Olympics.
We will check the traffic flow and spread of the splash in the stadium to determine how far we can actually allow entry.
However, the criticism that it is conducting a dangerous experiment against the beloved baseball fans for the second consecutive week is dismissed.
In particular, in Japan, with more than 1,000 new confirmed cases appearing every day for three consecutive days until today (the 7th), concerns about re-proliferation are growing.
Experts have warned one after another that they are conducting reckless experiments in the rush to host the Tokyo Olympics.
In the midst of this, IOC Chairman Thomas Bach is expected to visit Japan around the 15th to check the Tokyo Olympics corona countermeasures, including the results of this experiment.
(Video coverage: Han Cheol-min, Video editing: Park Ki-deok)