ウクライナ避難民２０人が来日　政府専用機予備機で―生活全面サポートへ

　ロシアの侵攻が続くウクライナから逃れた避難民２０人が５日、首相特使としてポーランドを訪れていた林芳正外相らが政府専用機で帰国するのに合わせ、ワルシャワ発の同機予備機で羽田空港に到着した。２０人には日本に親族や知人のいない人も含まれる。
　林外相によると、２０人は「日本への避難を切に希望しているものの、自力で渡航手段を確保することが困難」な避難民。政府は、親族や知人を頼って先に来日している約４００人と合わせ、まずは６カ月程度の滞在を想定して支援を進める。（2022/04/05-12:05）

Twenty evacuees from Ukraine arrived at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Tuesday, along with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, who returned on a government plane from his visit to Poland.
   The standby plane of the government jet brought the Ukrainian evacuees from Warsaw as they strongly hoped to come to Japan but had difficulties doing so on their own, according to Hayashi, who spoke at a press conference before his departure.
   The 20 evacuees include those who have no relatives or acquaintances in Japan.
   The Japanese government plans to support them, as well as some 400 Ukrainian people who have already fled to the Asian country, where their relatives or friends live, assuming initially that they will stay for around six months.
   After their arrival, the 20 evacuees will wait at quarantine facilities in principle under Japan's COVID-19 border control measures. If they test negative for the novel coronavirus on the third day of their stay, they will be allowed to move to the places of their relatives or friends, or hotels.