A Message From Commander, Naval Forces Japan: Interim Measures for Liberty Restrictions EFFECTIVE DATE: Monday, January 10, 2022 at 1630. *DISCLAIMER: This video production followed all the COVID-19 social distancing/mask regulations 米海軍関係者の皆さん、こんにちは。私は在日米海軍司令官のカール・ラティ少将です。 2022年1月10日（月）16時30分より、在日米軍関係者の施設外への移動は、公務の遂行や必要なサービスを確保するためのものに限定されます。例としては、施設外の住居と職場との往復、食料品店での買い物、必要な医療を受けることなどが挙げられます。 この方針を読み、質問がある場合は指揮系統に即して相談してください。 パンデミックの期間中、私たちは海軍施設内外の状況を注意深く監視し、適切に態勢を調整してきました。私たちは、情報を共有し、協力し合うために、

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