Hotlines you must know as a foreigner in Japan during COVID-19 pandemic

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Multilingual consultation services
It has been weeks since the coronavirus pandemic brought our lives to a halt, especially after the state-of-emergency declaration of Mr.Abe. According to our latest survey with many foreigners in Japan, their most concerned COVID-related problems now have boiled down to working conditions and healthcare supports that are available in multiple languages.
The AMDA Medical Information Center
The AMDA Medical Information Center - a nonprofit medical organisation, provides health consultation service in 8 different foreign languages. > Hotline: 03-6233-9266 > Languages: English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai, Spanish and Portuguese. (English service can be accessed everyday while other languages are available on designated days). > Business hours: 10am - 5pm (weekdays) and 10am - 3pm (weekends and holidays). Please check the details here to make sure that you can receive complete support from the staff.
BUREAU OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health - provides health consultation service in 3 different foreign languages. > Hotline: 0570-550571 > Languages: English, Chinese and Korean. > Business hours: 9am - 9pm (weekdays, weekends, holidays) > Consultations: prevention of infections and what to do if you have alarming symptons. Furthermore, you can receive up-to-date information around the coronavirus by becoming friend with the official LINE account of the Bureau which is「新型コロナ対策パーソナルサポート@東京」 Please check the details here to make sure that you can receive complete support from the staff.
REGIONAL MULTILINGUAL MEDICAL SUPPORT SERVICES
You can also visit the support center website of your city or prefecture that also provides information in multilingual languages. Kanagawa: http://kifjp.org/kmlc/eng/ Saitama: http://sia1.jp/en/foreign/advice/ Yokohama: https://www.yokoinfo.jp/en/ Chiba: https://www.mcic.or.jp/en/ Hyogo: https://www.hyogo-ip.or.jp/en/infocenter.html Fukuoka: https://asian-msc.jp/english/ Osaka: https://www.ofix.or.jp/english/
WORK CONDITION: TELEPHONE CONSULTATION SERVICE FOR FOREIGN WORKERS
You may call any of the following numbers in six languages to get advice on working conditions. When you call the Telephone Consultation Services for Foreign Workers, you will be charged 8.5 yen (incl. tax) per 3 minutes from landlines, or 10 yen (incl. tax) per 3 minutes from mobile phones. > Hotline: Hotline numbers are different from support languages and are only available on designated days for each language. Please refer to the above picture. > Business hours: 10am - 3pm > Language: English, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Burmese and Nepalese. > Consultations: allowance, rules for being fired, working hours and salary-related matters. Please check the details here to make sure that you can receive complete support from the staff.
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