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STOP COVID-19
Novel CoronavirusLatest Information
- From Governor Koike to the People of Tokyo -
Novel Coronavirus Website
https://stopcovid19.metro.tokyo.lg.jp
Today's positivecases
Discharged, etc.
Deaths
Hospitalized
Currently secured beds
Targeted number of hospital beds
PCR tests（April 23 – 29)
4,000
1,200/day
Deathsreported today
Positive Cases in Tokyo（as of May 22)
Currently secured
Currently scheduled number of designated hotel rooms to secure
about 2,800rooms
6,000
about
Max. 1,811
Positive cases to date 3,300
3
561
5,136
4,189263
39
7
70
Maximum Capacityabout 3,100
Recovering at designated hotels
Recovering at home
14Awaiting guidance on hospital, etc. admission
Change in number of new positive cases(as of May 22)
0
50
100
150
200
250
3/1 3/8 3/15 3/22 3/29 4/5 4/12 4/19 4/26 5/3 5/10 5/17
Positive cases by day
7-day average
Criteria for relaxation
Criteria for reinstatement of
requests
Situation of Monitoring Indicators(as of May 2２）
New positivecases
New untraceablecases
Weekly growthfactor
Seriouspatients
Hospitalizedpatients
Positive rate in PCR tests
Consultations at call centers
Criteria Relaxation Reinstatement of
requests
New positive cases < 20/day 50≦
% of new
untraceable cases< 50 % 50%≦
Weekly growth
factor of positive
cases
< 1 2≦
7.6
45.3％
0.35
42
561
1.4％
992
Roadmap toOvercoming COVID-19
Five Key Points of the Roadmap
２ Through monitoring and other activities, seek to achieve a balance between requests and the lives of the residents and socioeconomic activities.
４ Build health care provision and testing systems that are completely prepared for the “second wave.”
５ Build a society where the “new normal ”is firmly established.
３ If it becomes necessary, issue a “Tokyo Alert.”
１ Control the spread of infection to the maximum by requesting thorough actions, such as staying at home.１
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5 am – 12 midnight (alcohol served up to 12 midnight)
Steps to Relaxing Suspension of Operations Requests (by facility）
Museums, sports facilities, schools,
etc
○or△ ○ ○×Tutoring schools,
theaters, halls, stores other than those selling
daily essentials, etc.
×
× ○ ○Manga cafés, pachinko parlors, game centers,amusement parks, etc.
○
×
× ×
Eating/drinking establishments with
host/hostess services, live houses, karaoke rooms, gyms,
etc
Events
×
Eating/drinking establishments
(including izakaya）
5 am – 10 pm (alcohol served up to 10 pm)
5 am – 10 pm (alcohol served up to 10 pm)
5 am – 8 pm (alcohol served up to 7 pm)
× × ×
Up to 50 people Up to 100 people Up to 1,000 people×
Step 0 Step 1 Step ２ Step３
Staged Reopening of Metropolitan Schools
Frequency of going to school(weekly)
Time at school
Ratio of students
Securing learning (hybrid
method)
Image of staged reopening (staggering time at school) (example of metropolitan high schools)
1 day
About 2 hours
1/6
2-3 days 3-4 days
Half day All day
1/3 1/2-2/3
5 days
All day
100%
Change distribution of school and home learning to prepare for the second wave as well
Online learning, etc., at home
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Face-to-face instruction at school
All students
SOCIAL DISTANCE（距離を保とう）
■Enjoy online lessons/activities
■Use parks when they are not crowded, find areas with few people
Thorough hand-washing and wearing a mask
■Avoid crowded times
■Walk or use your bicycle
■As few people possible, as quickly as possible
■Maintain distance while in line for the cash register
■Use online and catalogue shopping and cashless payment
■Avoid sharing plates and chopsticks, create new seating arrangements, put “new table manners” into practice
■Use take-out and delivery services
■Expand telecommuting and staggered commuting■Advance online meetings and eliminating the need for hanko stamps■Make adjustments in the office using screens, ventilation, disinfection, etc.
Social distancing
Shopping Leisure, sports, etc. Public transport
Meals Workstyles
Actively avoid the 3 Cs
A “New Normal” at Home and at Work
Lighting up Rainbow Bridge
Call for Ideas on Overcoming COVID-19and Creating Tokyo’s Future
Calling for ideas to create Tokyo’s future from a broad spectrum of society including Tokyo citizens, university researchers, those in the medical care field, and companies.
Theme
Ideas on methods of resolving social issues through cooperation between a variety of actors, etc. to overcome COVID-19 and create Tokyo’s future
Dates
May 22nd Start acceptingsubmissions
July 31st Deadline
How to submit
By e-mail to:
or by [email protected]
Our Actions Will Protect Lives and Livelihoods
T o k y o I s S t i l l U n d e r A l e r t
