NEWS
Release date: 2022.02.24
Notices
*This email is translated using the AI translator DeepL.
To Kyushu University Students, Faculty & Staff:
Following the extension of the priority measures to prevent the spread of the disease in Fukuoka Prefecture until Sunday, March 6, Kyushu University has decided to maintain its guidance level at “Level 2: Restrictions (Low).”
Although the number of daily confirmed new cases in Fukuoka Prefecture has started to decrease, it is still at the level of 3,000 to 4,000. In addition, the hospital bed occupancy rate as of March 17 was 84.5%, and we cannot assume that the infection status in the prefecture is coming under control. Therefore, we would like to ask Students, Faculty & Staff to thoroughly implement basic infection control measures and take more careful actions to prevent infection.
≪Special notes≫
In the case of COVID-19 infection, some people are infected but do not show any symptoms. There is a risk of infecting others without being aware of it, so please refrain from the following points.
As the pandemic has persisted, some people suffer from problems such as physical and mental illness, concerns about school and living expenses. In addition to the Student Affairs Section of your faculty, Kyushu U also has contact points for each type of consultation, so please do not hesitate to contact them. As the end of the school year approaches, it is a time when it is easy to get tired and fall ill. Please be aware of your physical condition as well as those of others around you, so that everyone can lead a safe and secure university life.
*Regarding the consulting system for those who have concerns;
First-year undergraduates should contact:
Academic Student Support Section, Student Support Division, Student Affairs Department.
Contact list
*Affiliated department
Faculty and staff: Contact the general affairs section in your department
Contact List(Only available in Japanese)
*KYUSHU University COVID-19 Updates and Resources
*Novel Coronavirus Infection (COVID-19) (Fukuoka Prefecture)
February 20, 2022
Kyushu University Novel Coronavirus Crisis Response Headquarters