ウクライナ避難民医療費を全額負担　生活費は１日２４００円軸―政府調整

　政府は７日、ロシアの侵攻から逃れて来日したウクライナ避難民への支援の一環として、当面の医療費を国で全額負担する方向で調整に入った。日本に親族や知人のいない避難民を主な対象と想定しており、併せて支給する生活費は１日最大２４００円とする案を軸に検討する。（2022/04/07-21:04）

The Japanese government is considering temporarily covering all medical costs with state funds for Ukrainians who have fled to Japan following Russia's invasion of their country, it has been learned.
   The measure is expected to mainly cover evacuees who have no relatives or acquaintances in Japan, informed sources said.
   So far, 428 Ukrainians have fled to Japan, including 20 who flew to the Asian country on a Japanese government plane on Tuesday. Most of them have relatives or acquaintances in Japan, but some do not.
   The Ukrainian evacuees will be able to work in Japan and join the nation's public health insurance programs after they change their residence status from "short-term visitor" at present to "designated activities."
   Before the change, they will continue to be uninsured and therefore have to pay all medical bills by themselves if they receive treatment at hospitals or clinics. Against this backdrop, the government plans to fully cover medical costs for them at least until they are accepted by businesses or other organizations offering support, the sources said.