Ua faasilasila mai e le Minisita o le Va i Fafo a Aialani, Simon Coveney, le Republic of Ireland e faapea, e foliga mai o le a tumau pea le manaoga a le au asiasi mai Peretania ma le US lava ia mo le lua vaiaso i le taimi na taunuu ai, ina ua lolomiina se “lisi lanu meamata” o atunuu ua tuusaunoaina mai le tuueseeseina i le Aso Gafua .
O Dublin na sili atu ona faʻaeteete nai lo le tele o Europa i le toe tatalaina o lona tamaoaiga ma femalagaiga i le ea a o siʻi aʻe Covid-19 curbs, fai mai Reuters. Ua fautuaina e le malo ona tagatanuu faasaga i le le taua femalagaaiga talu mai Mati, ma i le taimi nei manaʻomia soʻo se tasi e taunuʻu mai i le atunuʻu e tuʻua ia lava mo le 14 aso.
I le Aso Gafua, Aialani e tatau ona lolomiina se "lanumeamata lisi" o atunuʻu e i ai le tutusa fua faatatau i a ia lava o fou mataupu mo 100,000 tagata nonofo i le tuanaʻi 14 aso.
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OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- I le Aso Gafua, Aialani e tatau ona lolomiina se "lanumeamata lisi" o atunuʻu e i ai le tutusa fua faatatau i a ia lava o fou mataupu mo 100,000 tagata nonofo i le tuanaʻi 14 aso.
- To retain its requirement that visitors from UK and the US self-quarantine for two weeks upon arrival when it publishes a “green list” of countries exempt from quarantine on Monday.
- The government has advised its citizens against non-essential travel since March, and currently requires anyone arriving in the country to self-isolate for 14 days.
