opposition parties are reluctant to begin allocating question time to new types of pneumonia

The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
Preamble omitted.
If Prime Minister Abe is in a dire situation in pursuit of the "Cherry Blossom Viewing" issue, public opinion will support the opposition. I can't stop laughing just by imagining-Azumi was laughing at himself alone.
However, Azumi's prospects fall apart.
The new coronavirus, whose transmission has begun to spread from Wuhan, China, will be the first in Japan to be confirmed on January 16.
The Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare initially was optimistic that the likelihood of person-to-person transmission was low. Still, the situation became more dangerous every day, and the infection spread quickly to other countries. With more than 9 million Chinese tourists visiting each year, the Japanese government has entered a critical crisis phase on how to stop the virus invasion in the border and protect the lives of its citizens.
Under these circumstances, Yukio Edano, the representative of the Constitutional Democratic Party, who stood at the representative question of the plenary session, spent much of the time on criticism of the government ruling party such as 'Cherry Blossom Viewing Party' and 'Integrated Resorts.'
He did not mention the national crisis.
And even on the Budget Committee, which started on January 27, opposition parties are constantly questioning "cherry blossoms."
On January 28, a bus driver in Nara Prefecture, carrying a tour passenger from Wuhan City, will be the first Japanese to be infected with the new coronavirus. On the 29th, the government's first flight of a charter aircraft rescued 206 Japanese nationals from Wuhan City, returning to the country while masks were running out of supplies, and the people's unrest and confusion spread.
On this day, Constituent Democratic Rep. Noriko Ishigaki, standing on a question of the Budget Committee, began asking questions:
I want to ask questions about the people who live in Japan, their lives and property, and the issues directly linked to them in Japan, such as the case of the new pneumonia virus and the dispatch of the SDF to the Middle East. Still, the most significant barrier to Japan's security I think we have to eliminate the sloppy and non-responsible administration of public administration and public finances.
To that end, I will mainly ask questions about the cherry blossom viewing party, which is a symbol of the government's fall. 
Critics commented on the Internet in response to Ishigaki's remarks, such as 'Do Japanese people still question the problem of cherry blossoms when we are exposed to the dangers of life at home and abroad' and 'Her aspect is sad past the disgusted.' There are one after another.
The following day, opposition parties are reluctant to begin allocating question time to new types of pneumonia.
By the way, Constitutional Democratic Party officials reveal who worked on this Ishigaki question manuscript.
"To tell the truth, Ishigaki's manuscript was written by Sugano Tamotsu, who became famous for acting as an agent for former director Kagoike Yasunori on the issue of Mori Tomo.
Sugano, who was hired as a private secretary in Ishigaki, is losing his temper to pursue the "cherry blossom" problem through Ishigaki. 
Indeed, in the Diet, the appearance of Sugano has recently been witnessed frequently at Constitutional Democratic meetings, and members of Constitutional Democrats have "with a shady history" who frowned on "Why is he at the meeting?" Naturally, public opinion will move away from the Constitutional Democratic Party because of the heavy use of.
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