students
Kansai International University President
Chief of Crisis Response Headquarters
Atsushi Hamana
Happy New Year.
2020 was a difficult year due to the corona crisis, but I sincerely hope that this year will be a better year.
As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, a state of emergency was declared today for the first time since April of last year in the Kanto region, Tokyo, and three prefectures. It's a very tough situation that it may be.
There are only a few days left in the fall semester, but I would like to once again ask all of you to brace yourself, fully comply with the following, and pay maximum attention to infection prevention before the end of the semester.
XNUMX.When participating in public events such as coming-of-age ceremonies, take thorough measures to prevent infection, and do not participate in outside meetings such as after-parties that involve eating and drinking.
XNUMX.Do not participate in outside parties such as New Year's parties.
XNUMX.Don't forget to wear a mask, disinfect your hands, and maintain a social distance (especially when eating and drinking)
XNUMX.Do not go out unnecessarily (especially at night).
XNUMX.Even during the busy periods of studying for reports, graduation thesis, and tests, make systematic preparations to prevent a weakened immune system or poor physical condition due to lack of sleep or overwork.
XNUMX.In the unlikely event that you become unwell, contact the University Health Office and follow their instructions.
XNUMX.Always pay attention to communications from the university and implement the contents of communications from the university.
"The night is long that never finds the day" (from Shakespeare's Macbeth)
“There is no good or bad in things.
There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so" (from Shakespeare's Hamlet)
The infection prevention measures you take not only protect your own life, but also protect the lives of many people who are related to you, such as your family and friends.Please do not forget your awareness and responsibility as a student of this university and act autonomously.
Let's get through the corona misfortune by everyone's self-management.
