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Amusement parks areReopening carefully in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic around the world. And although many leads security for employees and customers remain without a cap, the thematic parks of Japan have a particular guideline that increases the eyebrows. According to a report ofThe Journal de Wall Street, The Japan Theme Park Association requests thatRussian mountain riders avoid shouting, because it can free up maybe Covid-19 infectedDroplets in the air.

In case you think you think that a silent Russian mountain park is impossible, the Fuji-Q Highland amusement park has published a promotional video showing that two mask-mask frames overlap steadily Complete, which ends with a message: "Please screeze inside your heart. "

Watch the promotional video below:

As stupid as this idea may seem to the nominal value, there has been accepted the science of the Japan's guideline.Speaking,singingAnd, yes, cries, all activities increase the number of breathing droplets that leave your mouth, studies have proved. So, if you are infected with the coronavirus, it means that screaming on a coaster roller could infect your maters.

The guidelines of the Japanese brand's themes association are followed by almost all the country's amusement parks, including Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. Tokyo Disneyland Oriental Operator Field of Co. saysWall Street newspaperThat it was "as a result of the industry guidelines and ask riders to think about the safety of others", but "howling violations will not be punished."

Like most coronavirus guidelines in Japan, howling the Suggestion is this, a suggestion, not a mandate. Even without strict laws, Japan has largely managed to keep coronavirus at the bay. BecauseHide in Japan is almost culturally universalOn July 9, the country recordedLess than 1,000 total deaths COVID-19. The United States, compared, have seen208,255 CDeaths related to OvidAccording to the Metric Institute and Health Assessment at the University of Washington.

Statistics,Disney World is ready to reopen On July 11, despite Florida being among theFour new coronavirus epicenters at the US Face masks will be needed for all Disney world customers, but there are no rules in place that prevents from screaming ... yet. And for more information on Disney in a pandemic world, check8 main ways Disney World will be different after coronavirus.