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'깜깜이 방역' 일본 세계는 우려섞인 시선으로 보고 있다

현재 제대로 조치 없이, 국민성을 믿는다며 방치하고 있는 일본인 코로나19 현황에 세계는 우려섞인 시선을 보내고 있다.
바이러스에 대한 이런 대응은 개인적인 생각으론 작게는 자국민을 우롱하는 일이며, 크게는 세계를 우롱하는 일이라고 생각한다. 얼마남지 않은 일본 도쿄 올림픽을 위해 큰 노력을 하고 있는 일본 그곳이서 보여줄 일본의 수소 기술에 대해 세계가 관심을 갖고 있었지만 지금 상황이라면... 과연 자국민 대표 선수들을 일본으로 보낼수 있을까 하는 생각과 함께 세계가 일본으로 들어갈까 하는 걱정이 된다.
우리 나라 코로나 바이러스 환자가 급증 하는 이유는 빠른 대체와 추적으로 인한 데이터이다. 물론 이 데이터와 함께 국가경제침체와 세계 항공길등이 막힌 상황이지만 과연 숨기는것만이 옳은것인가 하는 생각이 든다
이란에선 국회의원도 코로나19 바이러스로 인해 사망을 했다. 과연 일본.. 물론 선진국임엔 틀림없지만 제대로된 조치가 가능한것인다. 아베총리의 이런 대응으로 피해를 보는 사람들이 없기를 기도할뿐이다

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