De: Japan Update: Nikkei Asian Review
 3 abr. 2020
Subject: Abe under pressure 04-03-2020 Japan Update

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	Japan Update April 3, 2020

	Abe faces calls for decisive action after 'Abenomasks' blunder TOKYO -- New York restaurants   are closed. French police are fining citizens for violating stay-at-home orders. Meanwhile, Japan is  debating whether the legal requirements are met to declare a  state of emergency. Frustration toward the government escalated after Prime Minister  Shinzo Abe came up with an  alternative measure: supply two  free masks to each family,  regardless of household size. The policy has been ridiculed,  even by staunch conservative supporters of the prime minister, earning it the nickname of "Abenomasks."
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