Coronavirus e le naʻo le popole i le Brazil State of Paraná.

O le fiva samasama ua avea nei ma popolega faaopoopo mo pulega o le soifua maloloina Pasila i lenei Setete tuaoi ma Atenitina ma le fale o le tagata tafafao maimoa lauiloa Iguaçu Falls. O loʻo siʻomia le afu o Iguaçu National Park, o vaomatua toʻalaʻau ma manu feʻai eseese, ae o matu o loʻo taatia ai le vai tele o Itaipu. E selau ma selau kilomita i sasaʻe, latalata i matafaga o Atenitina o G fonotagauba ma le taulaga tele o Paranaguá, o le laumua o le laumua, Curiti

i se tulitatao luga o le fiva samasama tulaga i Paraná setete, Pasila, i le Aso Lulu, le Secretariat o le Soifua Maloloina o Paraná tatalaina le biweekly samasama samasama bulletin ma le faamaumauga o tolu oti manuki (epizootics) faamautuina i le nuu o Cruz Machado, Honório Serpa ma Palmas.

O le vaitaimi o faʻamaʻi, e amata ia Iulai, e atoa i ai le 87 faʻasilasilaga o faʻamaʻi epizootic: 11 na faʻamaoniaina o le maliu o manuki na aafia i le fiva samasama; 32 na tiaʻiina; 35 ua faʻailoa mai e le mautinoa ae 9 o loʻo suʻesuʻeina.

Ile vaitaimi lea, e leʻi lesitalaina e Paraná ni tulaga o le fiva samasama i tagata. Mai le 10 faʻasilasilaga faʻamauina, e iva na tiaʻi ma le tasi o loʻo suʻesuʻeina.

“E ui lava e leai ni matou fiva samasama i tagata, ae ua matou mataala lava mo le fegasoloaia o le siama ona o le mautinoa o maliu o manuki. O nei manu e le faʻasalalauina le faʻamaʻi; i le auala lava e tasi pei o le tagata ua latou faʻaleagaina. O le mafuaʻaga lena ua manatu ai manuki o leoleo ia ma faʻailo le iai o le siama ", fai mai le Failautusi o le Soifua Maloloina o Paraná, Beto Preto.

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In a follow-up on the yellow fever situation in Paraná state, Brazil, on Wednesday, the Secretariat of Health of Paraná released the biweekly yellow fever bulletin with the record of three dead monkeys (epizootics) confirmed in the villages of Cruz Machado, Honório Serpa and Palmas.
“Although we have no cases of yellow fever in humans, we are on alert for the circulation of the virus due to confirmed monkey deaths.
Yellow fever is now an additional worry for Brazilian health authorities in this State bordering on Argentina and home of the famous tourist attraction Iguaçu Falls.