- O le faʻamalolo o mea faʻatapulaʻa o le a faʻatagaina ai tagatanuʻu e malaga i fafo pe a oʻo i le 80% le fua o tui a le latou setete.
- I le taimi nei, e faʻatoa mafai e tagata ona faimalaga i fafo atu o Ausetalia mo ni mafuaaga ese, e aofia ai galuega manaʻomia pe asiasi i se tagata o le aiga o loʻo maʻi tigaina.
- O le toe foʻi i Ausetalia o loʻo faʻatapulaʻaina i taimi o le taunuʻu mai o aʻoga ma i latou e toe foʻi mai i le atunuʻu, e tatau ona faia se latou faʻamalositino e 14 aso i le faletalimalo.
Na tapunia muamua Ausetalia lona tuaoi i tua ia Mati o le 2020, faasaina ona tagatanuu ma tagata nonofo mai le faimalaga i fafo e aunoa ma se faatagaga aloaia ma tuua le faitau afe o Ausetalia pipii i fafo.
"Ua oʻo i le taimi e toe faʻafoʻi ai tagata Ausetalia o latou olaga," o le saunoaga lea a le Palemia o le atunuu o Scott Morrison i le aso, ma faalauiloaina lena Ausetalia O le a amata ona faʻamamaina le ogaoga o faʻatapulaʻa tapulaʻa na ia amataina i le amataga o le faʻamaʻi o le COVID-19, faʻatagaina ai tagatanuʻu ua tuiina e faimalaga faavaomalo.
O le faʻamamaina o le COVID-19 tuaoi faʻatapulaʻa o le a faʻatagaina ai tagatanuʻu Ausetalia e malaga i fafo pe a oʻo i le latou setete tui tui 80% - o se sini faʻataʻatia le atunuʻu atoa e mautinoa ai o le pepesi o le siama o le a le lofituina falemaʻi falemaʻi.
le taimi nei, New South Wales o le setete sili ona latalata i lena faitotoʻa, ua setiina e oʻo atu i ai i ni nai vaiaso, ae o Victoria e faamoemoe o le lona lua lea e ausia le manaʻoga.
Ile taimi nei, naʻo tagata e mafai ona feoaʻi Ausetalia mo ni mafuaaga ese, aofia ai le tatau ai galuega po o le asiasi i se tagata o le aiga o loʻo maʻi tigaina. O le toe foʻi i Ausetalia e faʻatapulaʻaina e le aofaʻi o le taunuu atu ma o i latou e toe foʻi mai i le atunuʻu, e tatau ona faʻamalosia le 14 aso e taofia ai le faletalimalo.
Na taʻua foi e Morrison e faapea, e le gata i le faafaigofieina mo tagata ua fai tui ona malaga, ae o le fuaina o le quarantine - o lona tau e AUS $ 3,000 ($ 2,100) - o le a manuʻa i lalo ma suia i le fitu-aso fale i le fale.
O le malologa o le a le faatatauina vave i tagata mai fafo ulufale, e ui lava na fai mai le malo o loo galue e faamautinoa le atunuu mafai ona "faafeiloaia tagata tafafao mai i o tatou matafaga."
AusetaliaO le faʻamama avega o ana malaga faʻatapulaʻa e oʻo mai i ona taulaga tetele e lua, Melepone ma Sini, ma lona laumua, o Canberra, o loʻo tumau pea i le loka talu ai le tele o faʻalavelave na tulaʻi mai i taulaga i taulaga i le amataga o le tausaga.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The relaxation of the restrictions will allow citizens to travel abroad when their state's vaccination rate hits 80% Currently, people are only able to travel out of Australia for exceptional reasons, including necessary work or to visit a family member who is terminally ill.
- Currently, New South Wales is the closest state to that threshold, being set to reach it in a matter of weeks, while Victoria is expected to be the second to meet the requirement.
- Australia's partial relaxation of its travel restrictions comes despite its two biggest cities, Melbourne and Sydney, and its capital, Canberra, remaining in lockdown due to a surge in cases that occurred in those urban hubs earlier in the year.
