Japanese gas stations "check the brain" for the driver, with a single cost of 22,000 yen

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] The "brain inspection car" of two gas stations in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan has recently attracted the attention of the country.According to Japan's "Daily News" reported on the 4th, the "brain inspection vehicle" is a vehicle installed with nuclear magnetic resonance imaging equipment and parked near the gas station in order to conduct brain inspections for truck drivers who come to refuel.This service is also for residents in the surrounding areas.

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"Daily News" states that this approach is the first case in Japan.Relevant companies said that the reason for taking this is because compared to other industries, truck drivers are more likely to suffer from brain diseases, and they can help them master the health situation through the gas stations they pass by.And take a timely consultation.It is reported that the single cost of the "brain inspection car" is 22,000 yen (about 1100 yuan), which is about half of the hospital testing cost.

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