All Japan Judo Federation with New Corona Outbreak Resumes Operations No Serious Persons June 1 19:11
As the new coronavirus had been infected one after another and the secretariat had been closed, the All Japan Judo Federation resumed its operations from day 1 as originally planned, saying that the emergency declaration was lifted and all infected staff recovered. Did.
In the All Japan Judo Federation in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, of the 39 executive officers and 38 staff members in total, about half, 19 or so, were infected with the new coronavirus. The secretariat was closed until 31st.
Zenjuren had worked from home, but the declaration of emergency was lifted, and all infected staff recovered, and they resumed work at the secretariat from day 1 as originally planned.
According to Seiya Nakazato, the executive officer said that no staff members had become seriously ill after the infection, and that all of them have returned to their duties until now, but that they will continue to thoroughly implement infection prevention measures.
Nakazato says, “We will be working from home for the rest of this month, but the staff will go to work to the extent that they can secure a social distance at the office.”