Meleisia o le a lokaina Aso Lulu, tapunia tuaoi uma. O le a faʻatapulaʻaina gaioiga a tagatanuʻu seʻia oʻo i le iʻuga o Mati, e faʻafetauia ai le ono "galu lona lua" o coronavirus mataupu i le atunuʻu, Na faalauiloa e le Palemia Muhyiddin Yassin i le Aso Gafua.
Na faalauiloa e leisi mafuaaga o le taufetuli i faleoloa o Malaysias mai tagata nonofo i Singapore i le aso.
O tagata Malaysia o le a faʻasa ona tuʻua le atunuʻu i lenei vaitaimi, ma e faʻasa ona ulufale uma turisi ma tagata asiasi mai fafo, o le tala lea a Muhyiddin i se faʻasalalauga tuusao i luga o le televise. Na te leʻi talanoaina pe mafai ona faʻalauteleina le lokaina i tua atu o le faʻaiuga o le masina.
O tagata Malaysia o loʻo toe foʻi mai i le atunuʻu i lenei vaitaimi o le a feagai ma suʻesuʻega o le soifua maloloina ma le taofia o oe lava i le 14 aso. Ua lipotia nei e Meleisea 566 mataupu o faamaʻi o le COVID-19.
O le lologa, o se galu lona lua o mataupu, na sau ina ua maeʻa tagata na le iloa latou na aafia, i le faʻatasiga faʻalelotu a Mosalemi i Kuala Lumpur i le vaiaso ua tuanaʻi, na toso ane ai le 16,000 tagata mai Malaysia ma atunuʻu tuaoi. O loʻo faagasolo pea taumafaiga e suʻe le aofia ma a latou fesoʻotaʻiga vavalalata.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- Malaysians will be barred from leaving the country during this time, and all foreign tourist and visitor entries will be banned, Muhyiddin said in a live, televised announcement.
- The surge, an apparent second wave of cases, came after individuals who did not know they were infected attended a Muslim religious gathering in Kuala Lumpur last week that drew 16,000 people from Malaysia and neighboring countries.
- It will restrict the movement of citizens until the end of March, to combat a potential “second wave”.
