5月4日の新型コロナウイルスに関する首相記者会見の内容を、日本手話でわかりやすく解説しました
【手話の内容】
・緊急事態宣言の5/31までの延長について
・80%の接触回避の協力要請
・今後の緊急事態宣言の早期解除の可能性
【出典】
◇内閣官房内閣広報室「新型コロナウイルス感染症に関する安倍内閣総理大臣記者会見」
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※動画の解説は、この内容を元に手話で表現しています
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【ミライロ・コネクト 手話情報】
ミライロでは、新型コロナウイルスに関する情報を受け取りづらい日本に住む外国人の聴覚障害者や、日本手話を日常的に使う日本人の聴覚障害者に向けて、国際手話と日本手話で最新の情報を発信しています。配信する動画は2種類。「国際手話(International Sign)」と「シンプルな日本手話(Japanese Sign Language)」です。
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Summary of the Press Conference on May 4 by the Prime Minister regarding the Novel Coronavirus explained in International Sign
The key points of the press conference are explained in International Sign.
You can access the full transcript at the following link.
"[COVID-19] Press Conference by the Prime Minister regarding the Novel Coronavirus" by the Cabinet Public Relations Office, Cabinet Secretariat.
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【Summary】
On May 4, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held a press conference and appeared on TV.
He expressed appreciation to everyone for their cooperation to cease the spread of the New Coronavirus.
Abe also explained that the Declaration of a State of Emergency announced on April 7 and 16 to all 47 prefectures was to end on May 6, but the government has decided to extend it until May 31 to prevent the spread of infection nationwide.
Abe said that the 13 prefectures had a high number of COVID-19 cases and needed to reduce person to person contact by 80%. All businesses and stores must stay closed and people should stay at home.
Abe said the panel of experts will make an assessment. The report will be announced on May 14. If we see improvement there will be new measures and businesses will be allowed to open again before May 31.
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【MIRAIRO CONNECT Signing Information(MCSI)】
Mirairo Inc. is pleased to announce that we will be making information about the current Novel Coronavirus situation available to Deaf foreign nationals in Japan.
Information will be made available through video in simple Japanese Sign Language and International Sign. The videos will be available on Mirario’s website and on YouTube. Please share these videos in your communities.
We hope that these videos will help Deaf foreign nationals in Japan and keep them informed. Thank you for your support! 
