Requests for evacuation actions in the event of a disaster based on the COVID-19 infection measures

　In evacuation sites and refuge in the event of a typhoon or major earthquake, the three conditions of "closed, dense and close" are likely to be met, and there is concern about the spread of COVID-19 infection infection.
　If you live in Tsuzuki Ward  , we would like to give top priority to protecting yourself from disasters and cooperate in efforts to prevent evacuation sites refuge from becoming overcrowded.

　Tsuzuki Ward   Disaster Prevention Map, hazard map and Wai Wai Disaster Prevention Map
(https://wwwm.city.yokohama.lg.jp/yokohama/Portal (link to external site)) to check whether your home is in the inundation area or in the landslide warning area, etc. Please check if you need to evacuate.

　refuge is a place where people who cannot stay at home due to collapse of houses can live their lives for a certain period of time. If people who are safe at home are evacuated to evacuation shelter, refuge will become overcrowded, so those who are safe at home will continue to live at home.
　Please check your preparations for the earthquake and once again confirm the evacuation flow in the event of an earthquake.

　If you can ensure safety at home in the event of a disaster, try to evacuate from home to prevent COVID-19 infection.
　In addition, please prepare stockpiles such as food and toilet packs in preparation for evacuation at home.
　If you are unable to ensure safety at home, please consider place of refuge in advance.
　In that case, consider evacuation to relatives and friends' homes or private facilities (hotels, etc.) as well as evacuation sites and refuge, which is established by the Tsuzuki Ward   Office.
　When evacuating to evacuation sites and refuge, please include masks, disinfectants, thermometers and other infectious diseases in your emergency exhibit (water, food, etc.) you bring.
　At the Tsuzuki Ward   Office, we will work to secure more space in evacuation sites and prevent infectious diseases in evacuation sites and refuge. Thank you very much.