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If you have a fever or cold symptoms, seek consultation immediately

If you have any cold symptoms such as fever or fatigue, please do not wait for symptoms to progress or change. Consult your doctor/medical institution immediately.
Response measures for fever & cold symptoms (English from the 2nd page of the PDF file)
If you are uncertain where to consult, contact the Health Service Center (on campus) or a Public Health Center.

Health Service Center, Hiroshima University
E-mail: health@hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Telephone consultation desk, Hiroshima Prefecture (Public Health Center)
・Higashi-Hiroshima City (Municipalities other than Hiroshima, Kure, and Fukuyama Cities) (24h) TEL: 082-513-2567
・Hiroshima City (24h) TEL: 082-241-4566
・Kure City (24h) TEL: 0823-22-5858
・Fukuyama City (24h) TEL: 084-928-1350

[For HU members] About daily self-monitoring, the onset of symptoms, mental health, etc. 
Please visit the Health Service Center's Website

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Updated response status for COVID-19

[Classes]

Classes from June 23 (Wed) will be conducted face-to-face in principle

[Extracurricular activities]
Limited implementation of extracurricular activities from June 21 (Japanese)
・HU guidelines for preventing COVID-19 (7/31~)
・Extracurricular activities for students in the Kasumi area (2/8 Updated)

[Research activities]
(Effective June 21, 2021) Measures against Novel Coronavirus Infection in Laboratory Activities (Level 1.5)

[Campus entry-restrictions for non-HU members]
Contact the university in advance. Visitors from areas under "state of emergency" or where "priority measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19" have been implemented will not be allowed on campus.
→HU Campus Entry-Restrictions
[Library]
About opening hours→Hiroshima University Library's website		 [Cafeterias and shops]
Some stores have resumed business.
→ CO-OP facilities (You will be redirected to HU CO-OP's website- Japanese)

Current Level: From June 21, Level 1.5 (Be Careful)(Certain Restrictions)

HU is working to provide activities and learning opportunities on campus while ensuring “New Lifestyle” measures are observed to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

On June 20, the Japanese government lifted the state of emergency for Hiroshima Prefecture. In line with these measures, the restrictions on activities at HU will be lowered to Level 1.5 (Be careful, certain restrictions) from June 21.

[From June 21] Level 1.5 (Be careful)(Certain Restrictions)

Use of facemasks Always wear a non-woven mask when you are indoors. Even if you are outdoors, be sure to wear a non-woven mask when interacting with people (when engaged in a conversation, when it's not possible to stay 2m apart, etc.) .
Classes
  • Both in-person and online classes can be conducted with the utmost consideration taken to prevent further spread of the infection while also practicing a "new lifestyle".
  • Specific class implementation policies are to be notified separately.
Research Activities
 
  • Research activities are allowed with the utmost consideration taken to prevent further spread of the infection while also practicing a "new lifestyle".
  • Research activities are recommended to be carried out from home.
Administrative activities
  • Work activities are held as usual with the utmost consideration taken to prevent further spread of the infection.
  • Teleworking is proactively recommended.
On-campus meetings
  • Hold in-person meetings with the utmost consideration taken to prevent further spread of the infection. Online meetings are proactively recommended.  
Campus entrance restrictions
  • Students are requested to refrain from visiting the campuses for any activities other than classes, research, and authorized activities.
  • Take the utmost considerations to prevent further spread of the infection while also practicing a "new lifestyle".    
Extracurricular activities
  • Comply with a "new lifestyle" that requires the utmost considerations to prevent further spread of the infection.
  • Limited implementation of extracurricular activities. The activity plans outlining preventative measures against infections should be notified and approved in advance.


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