Kangwon Land 카지노사이트, the only casino for Koreans to enter, has again extended its closure due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus infection (hereinafter referred to as Corona 19).

Kangwon Land decided to extend the closure of its casino operations to 6 a.m. on May 4 at the Corona 19 emergency meeting held at its headquarters on Wednesday. Excluding casinos, resort facilities such as hotels and condo water parks plan to begin preparations for the opening in stages, taking into account the situation related to Corona 19 such as social distance keeping and government policies.

Kangwon Land has been closed since Feb. 23 due to the Corona 19 incident, and its resort sector has also been suspended since March 2.

As the number of confirmed cases of Corona 19 soared more than seven times in a month in Japan, Japanese conglomerates as well as foreign media voiced concerns.

Critics point out that it is urgent to manage places where rapid diagnosis and infection are feared to spread amid no infection spread to the extent that the declaration of an "emergency" is overshadowed.

According to Japan's Asahi on Monday, a nurse was reported to have worked at a social rehabilitation training hospital in Osaka even after being found to be infected with Corona 19.

According to the report, the hospital explained in a survey conducted by the Osaka City Health Center, "I tried to find an alternative workforce, but I couldn't find it, so I was forced to work (from a nurse)."

According to the investigation, the nurse worked at night from the evening of the day to the morning of the 21st, although the PCR test confirmed the infection on the 20th.

He explained that he was in charge of a hospital with hospitalized patients who had already been confirmed to be infected and has not worked since Monday morning.

A total of 126 infected people, including patients and medical workers, have been identified at the hospital so far.

According to Asahi, as of 11:30 p.m. the previous day, the number of people infected with Corona 19 in Japan rose 436 to 12,428. The death toll totaled 328.

However, this figure excludes the number of people infected in the Diamond Princess, and if this is added, the total number of confirmed cases will exceed 13,000.

About two weeks have passed since the Japanese government declared an emergency situation, but many in Japan continue to point out that quarantine management is still lax or the government's response is insufficient, as in the Asahi report. Concerns are rising that this is why the number of confirmed patients has not been properly prevented. Foreign media also pinch this part.

CNN also reported on the previous day that the number of confirmed cases in Japan nearly tripled in a month, pointing out that "there are still many places where Pachinko (casino) and bars are still prevalent," and that the Japanese government's declaration of an emergency could "recommend" the shutdown but would not be forced.

Reuters also said on the 22nd, "There are concerns that Pachinko could hinder the eradication of Corona 19," citing an employee at Pachinko in Tokyo, "It seems that people are actually more crowded than usual because there is nowhere else to go except the open Pachinko."

However, Reuters quoted officials from Japan's large Pachinko chain Maruhan and Dainam as saying, "About half of the hundreds of branches have already been closed or plan to close by the end of this day.

Pachinko is not the only one. Japan's Saga Prefecture revealed that seven people were infected with Corona 19 in the prefecture the night before, all of whom were identified as employees or customers of a nightclub in the prefecture. The mass infection was the first in Saga Prefecture.

On the previous day, the BBC said, "Japan was one of the successful cases of controlling the total number of infected people from February to March, with hundreds of people remaining at the level," but added, "Currently, more than 3,500 infections have been confirmed in baandca.com, and more than 12,000 confirmed nationwide." "Some Japanese hospitals say that the declaration of an emergency two weeks ago failed to slow the spread of the virus," he added.

Japan's slow coronavirus test speed is still pointed out as a headache.

In an interview with the Financial Times on the 22nd, Yanai Tadashi, founder and chairman of Japan's Pastry Tadashi, who runs Uniqlo, criticized the government's response, saying, "It is a mistake to declare a state of emergency without conducting a large-scale test."