If you become positive for COVID-19.

With the shift of COVID-19 to Class 5 infectious diseases on May 8, 2023, restrictions on employment and daily life when infected under the Infectious Diseases Law have been eliminated, and self-restraint is not required to go out based on the law as an infected person.

There is a high risk of infecting others for 5 days after onset, so it is recommended that you refrain from going out 5 days after onset and 24 hours after the symptoms have been relieved. Until 10 days have elapsed, it is recommended that you refrain from wearing a mask or contacting high-risk people (elderly people, people with underlying diseases, pregnant women, etc.) because there is a possibility of virus shedding.