- Cairo taua toe oso coronavirus
- Tele faʻatasiga ma konaseti faʻasaina i le vaitaimi o le lua vaiaso
- O faleoloa uma, faleoloa tetele, faleʻaiga, faleʻaiga, fale tifaga ma fale faʻafiafiaga e tapunia vave
Tautala i se fonotaga ma tusitala i le aso, AikupitoNa saunoa le Palemia Mostafa Madbouly e faapea, o le malo o le atunuu na faia ni faaiuga taua e tagofia ai se coronavirus toe tulai mai a o latalata mai le aso malolo o le Eid al-Fitr.
Na faasilasila mai e le Palemia o le a tuʻuina atu se seti fou o le COVID-19 tulafono faatonutonu ma faʻatapulaʻaina ma o le a tumau pea le aoga mo le lua vaiaso e taofia ai le sosolo o le coronavirus i aso mulimuli o Ramadan ma le Eid.
"Mai taeao, Me 6 i le Me 21, o le a matou tapunia uma faleoloa, faleoloa, faleʻaiga, faleʻaiga, fale tifaga ma fale faʻafiafia i le 9 i le afiafi e faʻaititia ai le faʻatele o tagata na molimauina i nei nofoaga," o le tala lea a Madbouly.
Tele faʻatasiga ma konaseti o le a faʻasaina foʻi ile vaitaimi, ma tapunia matafaga ma paka i le va o Me 12 ma 16, na taʻua e Madbouly. O le faʻamanatuina o le Eid, lea o le a faia ia Me 12 ma le 13, o lenei tausaga e paʻu i le ogatotonu o le malo mo le lua-vaiaso-umi vaitaimi o tapu.
"I le taimi lava e tasi, o le a kilivaina se tautua tautua i le fale ... ae i totonu o le isi lua vaiaso, soʻo se fonotaga, fonotaga, mea taua, poʻo ni faʻamanatuga taua o le a faasaina i soʻo se nofoaga," o le faaopoopo lea a le Palemia.
O le faaiuga a le malo na sau ina ua amata ona toe salalau le COVID-19 i Aikupito, ma i le lotolotoi o le popolega i se tasi o aso sili ona taua i le kalena a le Isalama, ua atili ai ona faateteleina le faafitauli.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The Prime Minister announced that a new set of COVID-19 regulations and constraints will be introduced and it will remain in effect for two weeks to curb the spread of the coronavirus during the last days of Ramadan and the Eid celebrations.
- “From tomorrow, May 6 to May 21, we will close all shops, malls, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and theaters at 9 o'clock in the evening to greatly reduce the crowding witnessed in these places,” Madbouly said.
- The government's decision comes as the COVID-19 begins to spread again in Egypt, and amid fears of one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar further exacerbating the problem.
