Hi,friends.How are you doing today?
Is everything ok with the corona virus these days?
As you guys might know,it’s spreading throughout Japan right now and can’ｔ figure out when it will be settled down.
In order to avoid infection in the packed train every morning,the company I’m currently working has decided to change the working hours 9am-18pm from 10-19 or 8-17.Some other gigantic companies force employees to stay in their own houses and work there.It’s almost pandemic here in Tokyo.
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Bonjour mon ami amie
En ce jour et ces jours de printemps je viens te saluer
C’est le plus beau jour ou tout renaît
Les arbres vont fleurir , la nature vas prendre de la splendeur
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Dommage il faudra attendre pour en profiter
Mais
Aujourd’hui le plus gros handicap la peur
Mais pensons que
La plus belle chose et l’amour
Je te souhaite une belle fin de journée ou de nuit ainsi
Qu’un agréable weekend
Bisou Amical Bernard
Que le réconfort de ses amis amies et
L’AMITIE
Sur cet air de printemps
Thank you for your comment Andrew.
its interesting to see how its affecting Japan, seems very similar to Australia
Yup,It’s terrible …
OMG
Yes, unfortunately, we are getting scared as days go by. I am from Europe, Romania and the situation is not getting better in time. 64 Confirmed cases up until now and the numbers grow every day.
People are afraid to get out in the street, the schools and universities are closed but people keep working.
Yesterday for example when I went to buy some food from the mall because it’s very close to my workplace the place was almost empty.
I just hope things will get better, but I don’t know, and I think that nobody does 🙁
Thank you for your comment Poverta.
I know,it’s totally panicked in Italy.
What items are out of stock there right now?
Hi friend. In Italy there Is a little caos
Good equilibrium exercise
Hi,maylynno.How’s it going?
You’re right.There’s always someone to pull strings behind the scenes
Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for your comment bentrein.when it comes to wearing masks,Better than nothing is that our
idea…We know it doesn’t work well.
Good point Enviroat.
We Japanese try not to hold railings or a strap in the train like game every morning….
Hi,David.How have u been?
All of the countries are out of control now.
Hope you and your family is ok
Thank you for your comment Katherine:)
What you said is right.We Japanese also are on panic and try to buy anything unnecessary.
Only time will tell….
Where are you from Katherine btw?
Hello, Taiki!
I do believe and understand the situation, even in our country its chaos as the people freak out and start buying unnecessary things, staying inside.
In such a big agglomeration sometimes it is hard not to catch any viruses. At least people are protected and wear masks.
We already started the procedures and tested the software for working at home.
But I want to be happy and positive, I want to think that summer and hot weather will come and destroy this terrible virus.
Take care!
No panic here and I don’t hear about lack of stock in stores. But in Vancouver Bc I hear of long lines to buy masks and empty Asian restaurants.
Thank you for sharing your photos.
Scary images. I am wondering why people are not wearing gloves too though touching all these surfaces in the metro…
I lived through the days of AIDS transmission being uncertain… particularly whether it could live in saliva. I had many infected friends and consciously decided that I would not stop kissing them, even if it was a risk to my health. I felt human contact was more important.
I guess that CV plays a large part in my current attitude.
Plus I calculated China’s infection rate was 0.005% of the total population. Deaths were 0.0002%. I can live with those odds.
Sorry. We have the same issue here (almost no test kits). I thought your country was far ahead of us.
Masks don’t work. Specialists over here say it’s most likely that we all get it at least once in the next year. So let’s just get it over with, then the panic can stop… 🙂
Cuidémonos sin miedo
Everywhere it is the same. I am working from home. Corona is not a disaster for public health but also for economy
You’re right.The most important thing is looking up info by yourself.Under this situation,we should not trust anyone even the government.
I’ve wondered why the precautions, other virus have not had as much. There are two strains now and some fear one is really strong. I look at the stats myself to remain calm. But it is new and the unknown is always more frightening..
My pleasure:)
Thanks for sharing, great photos
Thank you for your kindness Neha.
I’ll be careful for it
Stay safe and healthy hope this will sort out soon.
So far, everything is going ok here. We are taking precautionary measures. . I hope this doesn’t affect the upcoming Olympic Games.
Thank you for the comment:)
My family is ok.How about you?
Everything is ok yash?
Thank you for the comment leendadll:) Unfortunately the capacity of detection machine for corona virus is limited and can’t make a check enough numbers.That means actual numbers for Japanese infected corona virus is much more than announced numbers
Thank you for the comment leendadll:)
Unfortunately the capacity of detection machine for corona virus is limited and can’t make a check enough numbers.That means actual numbers for Japanese infected corona virus is much more than announced numbers
That is some serious trouble. I hope you and your family are all okay.
I just checked the current numbers and Japan is averaging only 3.1 infections per 1M people. Only 462 cases detected in the entire county, only 28 of those were serious, with 6 dying… in the whole county.
With a population of 127,000,000 your current chance of infection is 0.000363%
So it’s a panic but not a pandemic.