O le ai ai ni toomaga malologa mo le Brits i lenei vaitau o le Kerisimasi, ona o le fa o Peretania ua malilie faʻatasi e faʻamamaina autafa ma taofi na faia e teteʻe ai i le galu lona lua o Covid-19 faʻamaʻi pipisi i se atunuʻu.

O Peretania, Sikotilani, Uelese ma Northern Ireland pulega na latou faailoaina a latou lava tapulaʻa e foia ai le sosolo o le siama o le coronavirus, lea ua maeʻa aafia i le 1.5 miliona ma maliliu sili atu i le 55,800 tagata i le UK atoa. Peitai, i le maeʻa ai o talanoaga i le va o taʻitaʻi o Egelani, Sikotilani, Wales ma Northern Ireland i le Aso Lua, na latou filifili faatasi ai e faamautu i se auala masani mo le lumanaʻi vaitaimi fiafia.

O le a faʻamamaina ia faʻatagaina le faʻatagaina o ni aiga se tolu e feiloaʻi i lalo o le taualuga lava e tasi mo le lima aso, mai ia Tesema 23 e oʻo ia Tesema 27. Peitaʻi, o sea faʻatasiga e faʻatagaina i le fale, ae le o talimalo poʻo nofoaga faʻafiafia.

Na malilie taʻitaʻi i le faamatalaga a le minisita o le kapeneta a Peretania, Michael Gove, ose "Kerisimasi" aua "e mananao tagata e mafuta ma e pele ia i latou ma e latalata ia i latou mo le mea sili ona taua o le tausaga."

Na taʻua e le Minisita muamua o Sikotilani, Nicola Sturgeon, o suiga o le a “le tumau” ma “faatapulaaina,” ma faapea mai o le a ia “faaauau pea ona fai atu i tagata e sese i le itu o le faaeteetega.”

Egelani o loʻo i lalo nei o le masina-umi lokaina a le atunuʻu, lea na vaʻaia pisinisi le aoga na tapunia ma faʻatapulaʻa le taimi e mafai ai e tagata ona faʻaalu i fafo. A maeʻa le aoga i le vaiaso fou, o le a feagai ai vaega eseese o le atunuʻu ma fesuiaiga faʻatapulaʻa faʻavae i luga o le lotoifale Covid-19 tulaga.

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