O se lipoti fou ua faaalia ai o loka talu ai nei i Saina, na faia e tali atu ai i le afaina o le Omikarona a'afiaga o le COVID-19 ua fa'ata'atia umi i fuafuaga malaga mo le tausaga fou. O faʻamaumauga lata mai, e oʻo mai ia Ianuari 11, o loʻo faʻaalia ai le resitalaina o vaʻalele mo le aso malolo o loʻo loma, Ianuari 24 - Fepuari 13, e 75.3% i tua atu o le faʻamaʻi ae 5.9% i luma atu o le tausaga talu ai.

E faaopopo i le Omikarona- fa'atapula'a femalaga'iga, fautuaga a le malo i femalaga'iga o le tausaga fou ua avea fo'i ma fa'aa'afiaga i le fa'aitiitia o mana'oga. I le tausaga na teʻa nei, na fautuaina ai e le tele o pulega faʻapitonuʻu tagata e "nofo tumau".

O le tausaga nei, o le fautuaga e fai si faʻalelei, ma ua fautuaina tagata e puipuia o latou soifua maloloina aʻo faimalaga, ae aua le "nofo tuʻu". O lena tulaga e mafai ai e tagata ona fetuutuunai e faatali ma vaai pe faapefea ona atiina ae mea ma faia se faaiuga minute mulimuli e malaga pe a latou mananao ai.

E le o leiloa uma mea mo kamupani vaalele ma isi i pisinisi femalagaaʻi i Saina. E mafua ona o le taʻimua o le taimi mo le vaʻalele ua faʻapuʻupuʻu tele i le taimi o faʻamaʻi. Talu ai nei, e tusa ma le 60% o tusi o malaga i totonu o Saina na faia i totonu o le fa aso talu ona alu ese. O le mea lea, faʻatasi ai ma le lua vaiaso i le va o faʻamatalaga lata mai ma le amataga o le vaitau o aso malolo maualuga, o loʻo mafai lava ona maua se siʻitaga mulimuli.

Pe tupu pe leai e fa'alagolago i fa'ama'i fou o le Omikarona ese'ese ma le vave ona mafai ona taofiofia. E mafua ona o le mamanu o femalagaaiga i totonu o Saina i le taimi atoa o le faʻamaʻi o se toso taua i le va o le manaʻomia tele o femalagaiga ma faʻatapulaʻa faʻatapulaʻaina e taofiofia le COVID-19, ma femalagaiga e toe malosi i tua, i le taimi lava e lagona ai e tagata femalagaaʻi le lamatiaga o le. ua pa'ulia i se vaega o fa'ama'i ua mou atu.

O le su'esu'eina o nofoaga e sili ona fa'asalalauina e fa'aalia ai o malaga fa'afiafia o le malamalama lea i se va'aiga pogisa. I totonu o le 15 pito i luga, o nofoaga sili ona malosi o Changchun, e oʻo atu i le 39% o tulaga muamua o le faʻamaʻi; Sanya, 34%; Shenyang, 32%; Chengdu, 30%; Haikou, 30%; Chongqing, 29%; Shanghai, 26%; Wuhan, 24%; Harbin 24% ma Nanjing, 20%.

O na mea, o Changchun Shenyang ma Harbin o loʻo i ai le tele o taʻaloga taʻaloga taumalulu; ma e maitauina o Harbin o loʻo i ai pea i le 15 pito i luga o le lisi e ui lava na aʻafia i se faʻamaʻi COVID-19 talu ai nei ia Tesema.

Sanya ma Haikou, o loʻo iai uma i luga Hainan, o le motu o aso malolo a Saina i le Sami Saina i Saute, ua vaʻaia le faʻatupulaia faifaipea o le taʻutaʻua i le taimi atoa o le faʻamaʻi, faʻamalosia e Saina le faʻasaina o femalagaaiga faavaomalo ma lafoga faʻapitoa i le faʻatau atu o oloa taugata. E tusa ai ma le matagaluega o fefaʻatauaʻiga a Hainan, o le numera o tagata faʻatau e leai ni tiute na faʻatupulaia i le 73% i le 2021 ma faʻateleina le faʻatau i le 83%.

O isi nofoaga, Chengdu, Chongqing, Shanghai, Wuhan ma Nanjing, e taʻutaʻua uma mo le maimoaina o le taulaga.

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