Did Japan’s Lenient Lockdown Conquer the Coronavirus?

Despite the fact that Federal authorities are trying to deal with COVID-19, Japanese laws are the most important of the Japanese law and regional autonomy.

The two important events of the Luk e-class Diamond Princess, which left Jinjin in early February, and the Olympics in the summer of 2020, which decided to respond to the new Coronavirus in early February. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been in the Prime Minister's post for a long time in the history of Japan, and has led the job of the central government to solve these events.

Japan usually has the image of a country that leads to a strong nation, which leads to the authorities, but the most notable point in Japanese colonovirus is that it prioritizes individual rights to protect the people and waits for home or closed. It was a selectively implemented request.

The Corona virus appeared for the first time in Japan at the Diamond Princess Liner, which is scheduled to be anchored on the 500 rods on February 3, 2020. Two days before the anchor, Kobid 19 was detected by passengers departing in Hong Kong. The Japanese government wasolate the ship as a passenger discovered a virus. The government did not comply with protocols that restrict the spread of infectious diseases. The passengers stayed in the cabin, and the crew worked in a small place and continued to sleep. Personal protection was insufficient. As a result, more than 700 passengers and crew members became viru s-positive, resulting in the world's second largest coronavirus infection. Japan's first collision with Cobid 19 failed.

This is the second opportunity for the government to take Coronavirus measures for the 2020 summer Olympics, which will open in Tokyo on July 24. The Olympic participants were 600. 00 participants and the investment was expected to exceed $ 10 billion, so Prime Minister Abe and his economic team were sticking to maintaining the game. Despite the fact that the Federal authorities are trying to deal with COVID-19, Japanese laws are most important in personnel rights and regional autonomy.

The two important events of the Luk e-class Diamond Princess, which left Jinjin in early February, and the Olympics in the summer of 2020, which decided to respond to the new Coronavirus in early February. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been in the Prime Minister's post for a long time in the history of Japan, and has led the job of the central government to solve these events.

Japan usually has the image of a country that leads to a strong nation, which leads to the authorities, but the most notable point in Japanese colonovirus is that it prioritizes individual rights to protect the people and waits for home or closed. It was a selectively implemented request.

The Corona virus appeared for the first time in Japan at the Diamond Princess Liner, which is scheduled to be anchored on the 500 rods on February 3, 2020. Two days before the anchor, Kobid 19 was detected by passengers departing in Hong Kong. The Japanese government wasolate the ship as a passenger discovered a virus. The government did not comply with protocols that restrict the spread of infectious diseases. The passengers stayed in the cabin, and the crew worked in a small place and continued to sleep. Personal protection was insufficient. As a result, more than 700 passengers and crew members became viru s-positive, resulting in the world's second largest coronavirus infection. Japan's first collision with Cobid 19 failed.

This is the second opportunity for the government to take Coronavirus measures for the 2020 summer Olympics, which will open in Tokyo on July 24. The Olympic participants were 600. 00 participants and the investment was expected to exceed $ 10 billion, so Prime Minister Abe and his economic team were sticking to maintaining the game. Despite the fact that Federal authorities are trying to deal with COVID-19, Japanese laws are the most important of the Japanese law and regional autonomy.

The two important events of the Luk e-class Diamond Princess, which left Jinjin in early February, and the Olympics in the summer of 2020, which decided to respond to the new Coronavirus in early February. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been in the Prime Minister's post for a long time in the history of Japan, and has led the job of the central government to solve these events.

Japan usually has the image of a country that leads to a strong nation, which leads to the authorities, but the most notable point in Japanese colonovirus is that it prioritizes individual rights to protect the people and waits for home or closed. It was a selectively implemented request.

The Corona virus appeared for the first time in Japan at the Diamond Princess Liner, which is scheduled to be anchored on the 500 rods on February 3, 2020. Two days before the anchor, Kobid 19 was detected by passengers departing in Hong Kong. The Japanese government wasolate the ship as a passenger discovered a virus. The government did not comply with protocols that restrict the spread of infectious diseases. The passengers stayed in the cabin, and the crew worked in a small place and continued to sleep. Personal protection was insufficient. As a result, more than 700 passengers and crew members became viru s-positive, resulting in the world's second largest coronavirus infection. Japan's first collision with Cobid 19 failed.

This is the second opportunity for the government to take Coronavirus measures for the 2020 summer Olympics, which will open in Tokyo on July 24. The Olympics were 600. 00 participants, and the investment was expected to exceed $ 10 billion, and Prime Minister Abe and his economic team were sticking to maintaining the game.

For the first few months of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the government restricted the number of tests by Coronavirus to 2, 000 a day. However, on March 23, the International Olympic Committee announced the postponement of the tournament, Japan immediately increased the number of tests and conducted 8, 000 tests on April 9. One week before the Olympic Committee postponed the competition, there were 41 cases, but the week after the postponement was tripled. With 400 positive reactions in early April, it became clear that the government had to take decisive measures.

For Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the saying that "a good crisis is never wasted" was the most persuasive. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Abe was unable to take a decisive action to take Pandemia COVID-19 measures due to long history of Japanese law on infectious diseases.

The legal basis for infectious diseases in Japan changed dramatically by the adoption of the 1998 Infectious Diseases (IDCL).

If the disease described in the IDCL threatens distribution in Japan, the law is to the 47 prefectural governors, the implementation of suspected patients, prohibit employment in specific tasks, for example, work in restaurants. It is possible to order, forced to enter the hospital, restricts entry into the hospital, restricts entry into buildings with infection, and restrictions on the movement of infected people. Since the newly discovered illness is not described in the IDCL, the Japanese ministers, which are Japanese executives, may have a "illness". For example, the Cabinet Office classifies an atomic pneumonia and bird influenza H5N1 into infections and added it to IDCL.

In 2012, the Japanese government responded to the bird flu H5N1, creating a special measure (API), such as legal documents specializing in measures against new influenza, and new influenza measures (API). APIs are emergency situations when the influenza recognized as an infection by IDCL "may cause serious damage to the national life and the national economy, and expand rapidly nationwide". I admit to declare. < SPAN> COVID-19 for the first few months of Pandemic, the government limited the number of tests by Coronovirus to 2, 000 a day. However, on March 23, the International Olympic Committee announced the postponement of the tournament, Japan immediately increased the number of tests and conducted 8, 000 tests on April 9. One week before the Olympic Committee postponed the competition, there were 41 cases, but the week after the postponement was tripled. With 400 positive reactions in early April, it became clear that the government had to take decisive measures.

For Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the saying that "a good crisis is never wasted" was the most persuasive. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Abe was unable to take a decisive action to take Pandemia COVID-19 measures due to long history of Japanese law on infectious diseases.

The legal basis for infectious diseases in Japan changed dramatically by the adoption of the 1998 Infectious Diseases (IDCL).

If the disease described in the IDCL threatens distribution in Japan, the law is to the 47 prefectural governors, the implementation of suspected patients, prohibit employment in specific tasks, for example, work in restaurants. It is possible to order, forced to enter the hospital, restricts entry into the hospital, restricts entry into buildings with infection, and restrictions on the movement of infected people. Since the newly discovered illness is not described in the IDCL, the Japanese ministers, which are Japanese executives, may have a "illness". For example, the Cabinet Office classifies an atomic pneumonia and bird influenza H5N1 into infections and added it to IDCL.

In 2012, the Japanese government responded to the bird flu H5N1, creating a special measure (API), such as legal documents specializing in measures against new influenza, and new influenza measures (API). APIs are emergency situations when the influenza recognized as an infection by IDCL "may cause serious damage to the national life and the national economy, and expand rapidly nationwide". I admit to declare. For the first few months of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the government restricted the number of tests by Coronavirus to 2, 000 a day. However, on March 23, the International Olympic Committee announced the postponement of the tournament, Japan immediately increased the number of tests and conducted 8, 000 tests on April 9. One week before the Olympic Committee postponed the competition, there were 41 cases, but the week after the postponement was tripled. With 400 positive reactions in early April, it became clear that the government had to take decisive measures.

For Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the saying that "a good crisis is never wasted" was the most persuasive. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Abe was unable to take a decisive action to take Pandemia COVID-19 measures due to long history of Japanese law on infectious diseases.