Consider evacuation behavior (distributed evacuation) based on the risk of COVID-19 infection at the time of disaster

While vigilance against COVID-19 continues, evacuation sites is easy to meet the three conditions of "sealing, dense, and close" in the event of a typhoon or major earthquake.
There is a concern that the cluster will occur.

In the event of a disaster under such circumstances, the city will thoroughly disinfect, ventilation, hand washing, and cough etiquette in evacuation sites.
We are working to increase the number of evacuation sites opened and living spaces.

On the other hand, evacuation means avoiding difficulties, and going to evacuation sites is not the only evacuation behavior.
Please consider evacuation behavior (distributed evacuation) in the event of a disaster in advance.

If you can ensure safety at home, please try to evacuate at home, such as the upper floor of your home.

In addition to the evacuation sites established by the government, safe relatives and friends' homes as evacuation destinations.
Let's consider evacuation sites in advance.

Please include masks, thermometers, etc. in the emergency list you bring when you evacuate to evacuation sites.

For information on evacuation shelters and evacuation sites, see Designated Emergency evacuation sites and Designated Evacuation Centers

Click here for information on the evacuation sites to be established in the event of storm and flood damage.

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Based on the manual for establishment and operation of regional disaster prevention bases (established in July 2013), we summarized the points of response to COVID-19 infection with reference to the ideas of countries, prefectures, and other cities.
Please use this booklet to open and operate evacuation shelter.

Key points for opening and operation of evacuation shelter in light of COVID-19