CCTV News Client News is only 23 days away from the opening of the Tokyo Olympics, and the new delta strain is still circulating globally. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for Japan, which is about to usher in the Olympics.
Anti-epidemic measures for Olympic personnel from six countries will be stricter when they arrive in Japan tomorrow
At present, the Japanese government has formulated stricter anti-epidemic regulations for Olympic delegations from six countries.
From July 1st, in order to prevent the highly contagious delta mutated new crown virus from spreading during the Tokyo Olympics, Japan will step up testing for all entry persons from India, Pakistan, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. —— Before going to Japan, everyone needs to have a seven-day test certificate for the new coronavirus.
To prevent the spread of the epidemic, the Japanese government uses various measures to tighten epidemic prevention
In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, the Japanese government has adopted various measures to tighten epidemic prevention measures.
First of all, the form of the torch relay has changed. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government of Japan disclosed on the 29th that in order to prevent the spread of the new crown virus due to crowds, after the Olympic torch enters Tokyo, it will avoid holding relay activities on public roads and instead hold a lighting ceremony in a closed place.
In addition, new regulations for the dining environment are also being tested successively. The Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Association, Japan, is scheduled to start testing the rapid detection system for the new crown antigen in several restaurants on June 30, hoping to create a safe dining environment. According to the Japan Broadcasting Association, it only takes 15 minutes for staff and diners to check the results on their mobile phones. Only those with negative nucleic acid can enter the restaurant, and the test period is three days.
Chairman of the Japanese Olympic Committee: Japan downplays 30 gold medal goals
The Olympic Games under the epidemic does not seem to be so important for the host Japan to compete for the gold medal. In response to a reporter’s question on the preparations of Japanese athletes on the 28th, Japan’s Olympic Committee Chairman Yasuhiro Yamashita said that Japan’s original plan at the Tokyo Olympics was to win 30 gold medals, but in the postponed Olympics, everyone only talked about athletes’ ability Whether or not to participate in the Olympics, the number of gold medals won is not important anymore.
In addition, Yasuhiro Yamashita also said that 95% of the Japanese Olympic athletes have finished two shots of the vaccine, and only a few athletes in the Japanese delegation could not be vaccinated due to allergies.