東京都への緊急事態宣言が延長されたことに伴う本学の対応について（お知らせ）

　東京都に発出されている新型コロナウイルス感染拡大防止のための緊急事態宣言が5月12日以降も延長されたことを受け、本学は引き続き遠隔授業を以下のとおり継続します。

◆東京都の緊急事態宣言発出期間（延長）：　5月12日（水）～5月31日（月）
　遠隔授業実施期間延長　：　5月12日（水）～5月31日（月）
　ただし、実験実習等の一部の科目は適切な感染防止対策を施したうえで対面授業を実施します。
　在学生の皆さんには、WebSt@tionにお知らせを掲出しますので、内容を確認してください。

◆在学生の皆さんや大学関係者にも感染者や濃厚接触者が増えています。授業講堂での感染防止対策はもとより、授業外でも各自で感染予防に努めてください。最近では特に変異株の感染が広がっており、若者にも感染者が増え、重症化する人も出ています。変異株の初発症状は風邪と似た軽度のものが多いため医療機関への受診が遅れ、濃厚接触者を増やすことにもつながります。皆さん自身の身の安全を確保すると同時に、周囲の大切な人の命を守るための「感染しない」「感染させない」ことに配慮し、少しでも体調不良を感じたら外出をせず様子をみてください。学生の皆さんの理性ある行動を願っています。

Kanagawa University COVID-19 Measures Regarding Cancellation of Classes
Due to Extension of COVID-19 State of Emergency for Tokyo Metropolis (Notice)

As the COVID-19 state of emergency for the Tokyo Metroplis has been extended from 12 May, Kanagawa University will continue to provide online classes according to the following.

◆Period of State of Emergency in Tokyo (extension): 12 May (Wed) – 31 May (Mon)
　Period of conducting all classes remotely (extension): 12 May (Wed) – 31 May (Mon)
　However, some classes that are based on practical work or experimentation may be held in person with appropriate measures taken to prevent spread of COVID-19.
　For more information about this situation, students are asked to please refer to the notice(s) to be sent on WebSt@tion.

◆The number of infected patients and close contacts is increasing among our students and other members of our university family. Please do not only take measures to prevent becoming infected while in the classroom, but also wherever you may be. Recently, spread of variants of the virus in particular has become more prevalent and cases of young people getting the virus and even developing serious symptoms have increased. The initial symptoms of the variants are similar to that of a common cold, which means that many people delay visiting the doctor and have close interaction with more people. In addition to looking after your own health, at the same time make sure you look after the health of the people around you and act rationally, following the principles of “don’t get infected/don’t infect others”. If you feel even slightly unwell, do not go outside and monitor your situation carefully. We wish that all of you will act rationally and appreciate your cooperation.