Coronavirus forces evacuation of Japanese humanitarian aid workers

Fujita San,

Are you sure you would get assistance if you become sick in Japan?

Refugee camps definitely need help but how is Japan fairing on this front?Gvt and hospitals here do not have enough personnel and equipment.Testing is complicated because of lack of sufficient personnel and equipment.

There are cases of medical personnel being forced to wear trash bags to a point where the governor had to plead for rain coat donations.

Before pointing fingers at the dire needs in the refugee camps,look what is happening right here.

Japan is not much different.

Japan is not much different

It is hugely different, obviously you have not experienced what is life in a refugee camp in Uganda. Try to get some information about their situation before making such obviously mistaken statements.

Japan is not much different

It is hugely different, obviously you have not experienced what is life in a refugee camp in Uganda. Try to get some information about their situation before making such obviously mistaken statements.

At least we agree on one thing.Japan is hugely different.

Hugely and completely are two different worlds.

BTW,I have worked with refugees and I know the situation.

It is common sense to move yourself and loved ones, should you have them, to a safer position if you have the means and the place to go. I hope these doctors and volunteers continue to help, as they seem to be doing, as much as possible from a distance and can return when it is safe and help the local people there, and I also respect those who have stayed behind to help and hope they keep safe.