Is Abe, the king of typos, suspected of catching a cold, slurring speech and joking?

It is reported that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe1October 26th accepted a question from a representative of the Senate. When talking about the frequent helicopter accidents of American troops in Okinawa Prefecture, he mistakenly called "alleviating the concerns of local people" as "ignoring concerns". Although Abe immediately changed his mouth, it still caused an uproar in the opposition party.

In the defense of the day, Abe repeatedly coughed and drank water. Jinna Yamaguchi, a representative of the Komeito Party, told reporters: "It may be because the Prime Minister has a cold and his voice sounds a little painful."

It remains to be seen whether Abe made a slip of the tongue this time because of a cold, but Abe can make jokes on more than one or two major occasions. On the 24th of this month, he read a typo in the parliamentary defense, which immediately became a hot topic on the Japanese Internet. He also omitted the name of the president of the United States and mistyped "Obama" as "Bush".

Everyone makes mistakes.