Coronavirus: Avoid Crowded Places, Japan Health Minister Warns

Coronavirus: Avoid Crowded Places, Japan Health Minister Warns.

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Health Minister Katsunobu Kato attend a meeting of the new COVID-19 coronavirus infectious disease control headquarters at the prime minister’s office in Tokyo on February 14, 2020. AFPJapan’s health minister on Sunday urged the public to avoid crowds and “non-essential gatherings”, including notoriously packed commuter trains, to prevent the new coronavirus from spreading in the country.

“I think it’s important that we exercise Japan’s collective strength. We wish to ask the Japanese people for their cooperation and it will take everyone being united to tackle this infectious disease,” he told a press conference. Kato said the government will reiterate its calls on people to try those measures to ease spread of the virus.

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