TOKYO: We often hear governments in every country announcing various plans to help people on the road. But the latest news is the announcement of a new minister in Japan, which is plagued by loneliness. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, who succeeded Shinzo Abe, announced a lone minister in his cabinet. For the first time in history, Britain announced such a ministerial post in 2018. Tet Sushi Sakamo Tok was tasked with modeling this.
The rate of loneliness and suicide is on the rise in Japan. Birth rates throughout the world have dropped dramatically already. Sakamotok has been tasked with resolving both. According to reports, the number of women who choose to commit suicide due to loneliness is on the rise during the Kovid epidemic.
Sakamoto said he hoped this would help alleviate the loneliness that disturbs social life and build relationships between people.
The Japanese government has also set up a special office under the Minister to expedite proceedings. Suicide and starvation among children will also be considered by the minister.
Of the 426,000 Kovid cases, 7,577 have so far killed the country, according to the Johns Hopkins University report.
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