le Asosi fela'uaiga Fa'avaomalo (IATA) valaau atu i malo ina ia faʻaaogaina faiga faigofie, vaʻaia ma faʻatinoina e faʻafaigofie ai ma le saogalemu ma lelei le faʻateleina o femalagaiga faavaomalo a o toe tatalaina tuaoi.
Aemaise lava, IATA uunaia malo e taulai atu i vaega autu e tolu:
- Fa'afaigofie faiga fa'alesoifua maloloina
- Fofo fa'atekinolosi e fa'agasolo ai fa'amaumauga fa'alesoifua maloloina
- Ole COVID-19 fua fa'atatau ile tulaga lamatia ile fa'aauauina ole iloiloga
O le va'aiga a le alamanuia e fo'ia ai le lavelave o lo'o fa'ailoa mai i le pepa fa'avae fou na tu'uina atu: Mai le Toe Toe Fa'aleleia: Ose Fuafuaga mo le Fa'afaigofieina o Malaga.
“A o faia e malo faiga e toe tatalaina ai tuaoi, e tusa ai ma mea na latou malilie i ai i le Tautinoga a Minisita o le ICAO High Level Conference of COVID-19, o le Blueprint o le a fesoasoani ia i latou i faʻataʻitaʻiga lelei ma iloiloga faʻatino. I masina o lumanaʻi e manaʻomia ona tatou siitia mai le tatalaina o tuaoi taʻitasi i le toe faʻaleleia o se fesoʻotaʻiga i luga o le ea i le lalolagi atoa e mafai ona toe faʻafesoʻotaʻi nuʻu ma faʻafaigofie le toe faʻaleleia o le tamaoaiga, "o le tala lea a Conrad Clifford, IATASui Faatonu Sili Aoao.
O le Fuafuaga o lo'o fa'amoemoe e fa'afaigofie le fa'aleleia lelei o feso'ota'iga i le lalolagi. “E tatau ona iai ni a tatou faiga e faʻatautaia ai ma le saogalemu ma le lelei le faʻateleina o femalagaaiga faavaomalo a o toe tatalaina tuaoi. Faatasi ai ma le sili atu i le 18 masina o faʻamaʻi faʻalavelave faʻatinoina ma faʻamatalaga a tagata faimalaga matou te iloa o le laser-faʻatatau i le faigofie, vaʻaia ma le faʻatinoina e taua. E lē o le mea moni lenā i aso nei. E silia ma le 100,000 COVID-19 faiga faʻatatau ua faʻatinoina e malo i le lalolagi atoa. O lenei lavelave ose pa pupuni i le lalolagi atoa o loʻo faʻateleina ona o le le tutusa o nei faiga na faia i totonu o setete, ”o le tala lea a Clifford.
Vaega e Taulaʻi i ai
Fa'afaigofie faiga fa'alesoifua maloloina: O le faʻamoemoe e tatau ona faʻamaonia e faigofie, tumau, ma vaʻaia.
Fautuaga taua aofia ai:
- Aveese uma pa puipui femalagaiga (e aofia ai le karantina ma su'ega) mo i latou na tui atoatoa ile tui fa'amaonia e WHO.
- Fa'ataga femalagaaiga e leai se karantina mo tagata malaga e le'i tu'iina ma le i'uga leaga o le su'ega antigen a'o le'i alu ese.
O nei fautuaga o loʻo lagolagoina e suʻesuʻega o manatu lautele o tagata faimalaga lea na faʻaalia ai:
- 80% e talitonu e tatau i tagata fai tui ona mafai ona feoa'i saoloto
- 81% e talitonu o le suʻega aʻo leʻi malaga o se mea e talia i le tui
- 73% e talitonu e le mana'omia le karantina mo tagata malaga fai tui
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- Over the next months we need to move from individual border openings to the restoration of a global air transport network that can reconnect communities and facilitate economic recovery,” said Conrad Clifford, IATA's Deputy Director General.
- 80% believe that vaccinated people should be able to travel freely81% believe that testing before travel is an acceptable alternative to vaccination73% believe that quarantine is not necessary for vaccinated travelers.
- “As governments are establishing processes to re-open borders, in line with what they agreed in the Ministerial Declaration of the ICAO High Level Conference of COVID-19, the Blueprint will help them with good practices and practical considerations.
