Stay well. Stay at home. Save lives. - ペリカン英語日記

今日（４月１０日）もラジオを聞いてみました。

またイギリス🇬🇧政府の Daily Coronavirus briefing の中継。

f:id:Pelicansan:20200411071328p:image

下記はこちら👉https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VM5SYjV9uPA&t=744s

の一部（９：５５〜１２：３２）の字幕を抜粋したものです。

またもや『あ。前に聞いたイディオム。』が出てきました。

Matt Hancock (The Health Secretary):

The third strand is about the future supply which is making sure that we’ve got enough PPE to see us through the crisis. We’re using up PPE on an unprecedented scale so we’re constantly buying more from abroad and now making it at home. Our PPE sourcing unit is securing new supply lines from across the world ensuring that we but what we buy meets rigorous standards and this include teams from the foreign office the depart for international trade out in the Far East especially buying directly from manufacturers and teams in Whitehall focused on rapid freight operation to get it here. We’ve published the standards that we'll buy against, along with our global shopping list it and it’s also about ramping up domestic production as well going into the crisis we did not have a major domestic PPE manufacturing industry so like with ventilators and we’re testing we’re creating one. Many businesses have generously come forward with offers to turn over their production lines as part of this national effort. In particular I want to thank Burberry with their offers of gowns, Rolls-Royce of McLaren who are creating visors, INEOS and Diageo who are producing hand sanitizers. We are talking to many others and we want more to step up to the plate. So if you’ve got production facilities and you can meet our published technical specifications, we want to hear from you so that we can make this kit here in Britain. That’ll keep people safe. This is our comprehensive PPE plan to protect the people who protect us to make sure they have the kit they need to do their job safely and with confidence. But I want to finish by saying this. Even if you’re not directly involved in the NHS in the PPE supply chain and testing or as a key worker there is something that every one of us can do to play your part in the national effort. Stay at home. Because spreading the virus today risks lives tomorrow. And it increases pressure on those who work in the NHS. Do it for them. Do it for the people who you love. The more we all follow the rules the faster we can lift these restrictions and get back towards normal life. Thank you to all those of you who are already doing your bit as part of our national effort. Stay well. Stay at home. Protect the NHS and save lives.