E le o faia lava e le Kovana o le Setete o Florida le ofuina o matapulepule o se manaʻoga i le Sunshine State. Ae le o Florida uma na faia tutusa.

Pulega ma tagata tafafao maimoa i Florida Ki Ua faamanatu atu e le au ofisa ma pisinisi i tagata asiasi o le tauaveina ma le ofuina o ufimata ma le faia o agafesootai mamao e faaauau pea mo le filifili o le motu e puipuia mai le sosolo o le coronavirus, e ui i le faaitiitia o nisi tapulaa i le setete atoa.

"Matou te talosagaina a matou tagata asiasi e faʻaauau faiga puipuia e pei o le ofuina o ufimata, vaʻavaʻai mamao pe a latou latalata i isi ma fufulu lima soo," o le tala lea a Stacey Mitchell, faatonu o le Florida Keys Tourism council. "O le matagofie o Ki o le tele o avanoa lautele i totonu o tatou atumotu ma punaoa o le gataifale e le manaʻomia ai ni matapulepule."

O ufimata po'o ufimata i luga o le isu ma le gutu e tatau ona ave ma ofuina e tagata uma e ta'i 6 tausaga ma matutua atu i fale pisinisi e tatala mo tagata lautele e aofia ai fale'aiga, nofoaga i fafo o Tiki ma pa. E tatau fo'i ona ofuina ni matapulepule i fafo pe a le mafai ona faia se mamao e 6 futu.

I totonu o fale'aiga ma pa, e tatau ona ofuina matapulepule i taimi uma sei vagana ai le taimi e nonofo ai tagata ma 'ai pe inu. O faʻalapotopotoga faʻapisinisi e faʻatatau i faʻamatalaga pe afai e le o ofuina e tagata faʻatau ma tagata faigaluega ni matapulepule.

Pisinisi e aofia ai faletalimalo ma faletalimalo, faleaiga i totonu, faleaiga, meaʻai i totonu ma falemataaga, faleoloa faʻatau, spas ma pa e faʻatagaina e faʻagaioi atoatoa i lalo o se poloaiga faʻapitoa na tuʻuina atu e Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Ae ui i lea, i Ki, social le mamao e 6 futu e tatau ona fa'atumauina ma fa'atagaina le tautua pa mo na'o tagata nofonofo.

O fale mautotogi e fa'atapula'a ile lua malo ile potumoe, fa'atasi ai ma tagata e to'alua.

"O le Keys tourism council ma le pisinisi turisi sa matua malosi lava pe a oʻo i le COVID-19 saogalemu," o le tala lea a Bob Eadie, pule mo le Florida Department of Health i Monroe County. "Matou te manaʻo tele e fiafia tagata asiasi i Ki, ae matou te mananaʻo ia tausia, faʻapea foʻi ma o matou tagata nofoia, soifua maloloina ma saogalemu."

Ona o le faʻatonuga a Keys mo le faʻagesegese o le faʻasalalauina o le coronavirus o loʻo faʻaauau pea ona tupu, ua unaʻia tagata asiasi e asiasi i le upega tafaʻilagi a le pulega o turisi mo faʻamatalaga lata mai i faiga puipuia o le soifua maloloina ma faʻatonuga e puipuia ai i latou lava ma isi. O loʻo faʻaalia foi i luga o le upega tafaʻilagi se vitio ma Dr. Mark Whiteside, o le fomaʻi o le itumalo, o loʻo talanoaina ai fautuaga taua mo le saogalemu mo le puipuiga o le soifua maloloina.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Authorities and tourism officials in Florida Keys officials and businesses remind visitors that carrying and wearing facial coverings and practicing social distancing continue for the island chain to protect against the spread of coronavirus, despite the easing of some statewide restrictions.
Facial coverings or masks over the nose and mouth must be carried and worn by everyone age 6 and older in business establishments open to the public including restaurants, outdoor Tiki venues and bars.
Because Keys mandates for slowing the spread of coronavirus continue to evolve, visitors are urged to visit the tourism council's website for updated details on protective health practices and directives to safeguard themselves and others.