O le faasa na mafua ai femalagaaiga i le va o Jamaica ma Peretania i le ha
E tele atunuu i le salafa o le kelope ua faamalosia foi e faatuina ni ituaiga malaga faasa
Talu ona toe tatalaina ona tuaoi ia Iuni talu ai, na talia fiafia e Jamaica le tusa o le 1.5miliona tagata asiasi

O le faasaina o femalagaaʻiga a Jamaica i le malo tele o Peretania (UK) lea ua fuafua e uma taeao, Aperila 30, e le toe faʻaopopoina. O lona uiga o le faʻasa, lea na faʻavaeina o se vaega o faiga i lalo o le Jamaica's Disaster Risk Management Act, o le a aveʻese mai ia Me 1, 2021.

Tautala i le taua o le aveʻesea o le tapu, Minisita o Turisi, Hon Edmund Bartlett fai mai, "O le Aso Toonaʻi Me 1, o le a toe tatalaina ai tuaoi o Jamaica i tagata tafafao mai fafo mai Peretania. O lenei mea o le a mafai ai le faitio faitotoʻa o Heathrow ma malae vaʻalele a Gatwick, ia i ai femalagaaʻiga mo pasese o loʻo malaga mai ma o loʻo tausisi atoatoa i tulafono faʻalesoifua maloloina ma le saogalemu e manaʻomia mo femalagaiga faavaomalo. "

O le faasa na aumaia ai femalagaaiga i le va o Jamaica ma Peretania e taofi ma na faia o se vaega o taumafaiga a le motu e faaitiitia le sosolo o COVID-19. E tele atunuʻu i le kelope ua faʻamalosia foi e faʻatulaga ni tulafono faʻatapulaʻa faʻasaʻo e ese mai ia latou pulega COVID-19. Peitaʻi, i le lalolagi atoa o loʻo tuiina ai tui puipuia ole COVID-19, ua faʻateleina ai le talitonuina o tagata ile fesoʻotaʻiga ma femalagaiga.

"O le tulaga o Jamaica i le taimi nei e taua tele e fesoʻotaʻi ma le tatalaina o le vaitau o turisi vaitau ma o le mea moni, o le taua o le faʻatagaina o le diaspora, aemaise lava le malosi Peretania tagata faʻatau na o mai i taimi uma i le motu. O le aveʻesea o le tapu e faʻasaga i le talaaga o le faʻaleleia o tui puipui i Peretania ma le mea moni e latalata ile 50% o tagata nonofo i Peretania na mauaina le latou tui lona lua o tui. ”

Talu mai le toe tatalaina o ona tuaoi ia Iuni talu ai, na talia ai e Jamaica le tusa ma le 1.5miliona tagata asiasi mai i lalo o tulafono mautu a le soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu.

"O le tatalaina o tuaoi e taua i le tulaga o le faʻalautelega e le naʻo le turisi a Jamaica ae o turisi Caribbean, aua o le tele o nei atunuʻu e faʻamanuiaina mai le sopoia e ala i Jamaica mo Peretania ma Europa atunuʻu.

E taua foi faʻasaga i le talaaga o le talu ai nei valaʻau mai le Caribbean Turisi faʻalapotopotoga faʻamalosia se toe iloiloga o le faʻavasegaina o Caribbean atunuu e le UK; talu ai o le mea moni o loʻo ia matou le tau maualalo o le oti ma le maualuga o le toe faʻaleleia o tulaga ma faʻataʻitaʻiga COVID-19 pulega, "o le faʻaopopo lea a le Minisita o Bartlett.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

“Jamaica's position at this time is critical in relation to the opening up of the summer tourist season and in fact, the importance of enabling the diaspora, particularly the strong British clientele that have always come to the island.
The lifting of the ban is also against the background of the improved vaccination program in the UK and the fact that pretty close to 50% of UK residents have received their second dose of vaccinations.
The ban brought travel between Jamaica and the UK to a halt and was done as part of the island's efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19.