Na faasilasila e le Palemia o Nouei Erna Solberg, e tatau i le atunuu ona taofiofia ona tuaoi i lalo o le puipuiga lelei ina ia taofia ai le faaulufale mai Covid-19 mai fafo

"O loʻo iai pea le lamatiaga o faʻamaʻi fou… O faʻamaʻi pipisi e sau mai fafo o le sili lea ona lamatiaga i aso nei," o le tala lea a Solberg i le Palemene. “E taua la ona taofiofi le faʻatonutonu.”

Nouei ei ai nisi o faʻasalaga faʻatapulaʻa femalagaaʻi i Europa.

O Nouei e leʻo se totino o le EU ae e auai i le sone o femalagaiga a Schengen e leai se tusifolau. Tele o tagata e leʻo nonofo, e aofia ai turisi, e le o faʻatagaina ona ulufale mai i le atunuʻu. Peitaʻi, o i latou e faigaluega i vaega ua manatu e taua tele, e pei o faʻatoʻaga poʻo le suauʻu, ma tagata e mafai ona faʻamaonia se aiga fesoʻotaʻi ma Nouei, e mafai ona malaga iina. Latou tatau ona faia se 10-aso quarantine.

Tagata mai le nuʻu Suetena e le faʻatagaina i totonu o le atunuʻu, ona o le maualuga numera o faʻamaʻi iina.

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Norway is not a member of the EU but belongs to the passport-free Schengen travel zone.
“There is still a danger of new infections… Cases of infection coming from abroad is the biggest danger today,” Solberg told parliament.
However, those who work in sectors deemed crucial, such as agriculture or oil, and persons who can prove a family link with Norway, may travel there.