時事通信02.06.2026Mundo1 dk okumaJapan
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Urges Measles Vaccination Amidst Rising Cases
En resumen
- Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary, Minoru Kiihara, expressed concern over the high level of measles infections, urging those planning international travel or unvaccinated to consider vaccination.
- He also advised seeking medical attention for suspicious symptoms while avoiding public transport.
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Por qué importa
Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kiihara stated on the 2nd that measles infections remain at a high level and require continued attention. He urged individuals planning international travel or those who have not received two regular vaccinations to consider getting vaccinated.
Tamaño de fuente
木原稔官房長官は２日の記者会見で、はしか感染の拡大に関し「依然として高い水準で、引き続き動向を注意する必要がある」との認識を示した。その上で、海外渡航の予定がある人や、２回の定期接種を受けていない人に対し、必要に応じてワクチン接種を検討するよう訴えた。疑わしい症状があれば、公共交通機関の利用を避けるなど医療機関の指示に従って受診するよう求めた。
はしか患者、今年５００人超 昨年同時期の４倍―ＪＩＨＳ
Preguntas abiertas
- What is the specific number of current measles cases?
- What is the source of the current outbreak?
- What are the specific public health measures being implemented?
- What is the vaccination rate in Japan?
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