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update: Jan 7,2010
Message to the Citizens
The new strain of Influenza A/H1N1 outbreak has been spreading worldwide.
Once again, we are asking everyone to strictly observe preventive measures such as gargling, washing of hands, and wearing of masks.
In case, you have just returned back within 7 days, from another region or country that is confirmed to have a widespread infection and experiencing symptoms of inflammation of the respiratory tract, such cough and mucus, that accompanies a sudden high fever, and may have possibly been infected with this new strain of Influenza virus, before going to a hospital or any medical institution for treatment, please contact the following:
Once again, we are asking everyone to strictly observe preventive measures such as gargling, washing of hands, and wearing of masks.
In case, you have just returned back within 7 days, from another region or country that is confirmed to have a widespread infection and experiencing symptoms of inflammation of the respiratory tract, such cough and mucus, that accompanies a sudden high fever, and may have possibly been infected with this new strain of Influenza virus, before going to a hospital or any medical institution for treatment, please contact the following:
Ichikawa Health & Welfare Center (Ichikawa Health Office)
047-377-1101 (including Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays).
047-377-1101 (including Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays).
※ However, telephone inquiries or information will only be entertained in Japanese.
All citizens are requested to get the correct information and stay calm.
Information published on this website by:
●Information on this page is published by:
Publicity Affairs Section, Planning Department
Ichikawa City Hall
Yawata 1-1-1, Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture
電話:047-334-1106 FAX:047-336-2300
Publicity Affairs Section, Planning Department
Ichikawa City Hall
Yawata 1-1-1, Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture
電話:047-334-1106 FAX:047-336-2300











