- Ole suʻega fou e mafai ona maua ai le faʻavaivaia o meaola i totonu ole tagata
- O le suʻega atonu o le sili lea ona saoasaoa i le lalolagi i luga o lana faʻataʻitaʻiga
- E le faʻaosofia le manava tofotofoga o le a faʻaaogaina e faʻataʻitaʻi ai tagata eo mai i le atunuʻu mai Malaysia
O le suʻega a le Iunivesite Aoao o Sigapoa Breathonix COVID-19 - lea na atiae mai i le "tekonolosi o le sailia o le kanesa", ua mauaina le aia tatau a le malo i Sigapoa.
O le tasi le minute 'le faʻamalosi' manava suʻega o le a faʻaaogaina e faʻataʻitaʻi ai tagata eo mai i le atunuʻu mai Malaysia.
I le faiga faʻapaʻaga ma le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina a Singapore, Breathonix o le a muamua faʻatautaia ana suʻega i le Tuas Checkpoint, e fesoʻotaʻi ai Singapore ma Malaysia.
E tusa ai ma le National University of Sigapoa, fou suʻega mafai ona mauaina Volatile Organic Compounds i totonu o le tagata manava e vaʻaia pe o latou maloloina pe leai. O le suʻega o le a faʻaaogaina foʻi faʻatasi ma isi tu ma aga masani antigen vave faʻataʻitaʻiga, fai mai le au suʻesuʻe.
O le faʻataʻitaʻiga a Breathonix sa faʻataʻitaʻia lava i Changi Airport, le National Center for Infectious Diseases, ma Dubai, ma o le breathalyzer tekinolosi e foliga mai e le mafua ai soʻo se satauro-faʻaleagaina, e tusa ai ma ona faʻavae.
O le suʻega atonu o le sili lea ona saoasaoa i le lalolagi i luga o lana taamilosaga ma ono avea ma gamechanger i nofoaga e vave ai taunuʻuga e manaʻomia, e aofia ai malae vaʻalele ma tuaoi.
O Singapore e silia i le 60,000 mataupu o Covid-19 na faamauina talu mai le amataga o le faamai pipisi, ma le 32 maliu. Fai mai le Faalapotopotoga a le Lalolagi o le Soifua Maloloina, ova atu i le 3 miliona tui puipui na faʻatautaia nei iina.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- New test can detect Volatile Organic Compounds in a person's breathThe test will likely be the fastest in the world upon its rolloutNon-invasive breath test will be used to test people coming into the country from Malaysia.
- O le suʻega atonu o le sili lea ona saoasaoa i le lalolagi i luga o lana taamilosaga ma ono avea ma gamechanger i nofoaga e vave ai taunuʻuga e manaʻomia, e aofia ai malae vaʻalele ma tuaoi.
- According to the National University of Singapore, new test can detect Volatile Organic Compounds in a person's breath to see if they are healthy or not.
