O fa'amaumauga lata mai ua fa'ailoa mai ai o le galu aupito lata mai o le COVID-19 o lo'o fa'aosoina e le Omicron variant ua pasi lona tumutumu i totonu. Kanata. A'o fetu'una'i e itumalo ma teritori a latou faiga fa'alesoifua maloloina lautele, ma a'o tatou liliu ese mai le fa'alavelave fa'alavelave, ua o'o i le taimi e aga'i atu ai i se faiga e sili atu ona gafataulimaina ile pulega umi ole COVID-19.

O lenei suiga e mafai ona o le tele o mea, e aofia ai KanataOle maualuga ole fua ole tui, ole fa'ateleina ole avanoa ma le fa'aogaina o su'ega vave e iloa ai fa'ama'i pipisi, fa'aitiitia le aofa'i ile falema'i ma fa'atupula'ia avanoa ile aiga o togafitiga ma togafitiga.

I aso nei, o le Malo o Kanata faʻasalalau se faʻasologa o fetuunaiga i faiga tuaoi o loʻo i ai nei, e fai ma sui o le amataga o le faʻagasologa faʻaitiitiga o tapulaʻa malaga. O le mafai e le atunuu ona suia i se vaega fou i le tuaoi o se taunuuga o gaioiga a le fiasefulu miliona o Kanata i le salafa o le atunuu na mulimulitaʻia faiga faʻalesoifua maloloina lautele, e aofia ai le faia o latou lava ma o latou aiga tui.

Ia Fepuari 28, 2022 ile 12:01 am EST:

Kanata o le a fa'amalieina le su'ega i le taimi e taunu'u mai ai mo tagata malaga uma tui. O lona uiga o tagata malaga e taunu'u mai i Kanata mai so'o se atunu'u, o lo'o agava'a e tu'i atoatoa, o le a filifilia fa'afuase'i mo su'ega taunu'u mai. O tagata faimalaga ua filifilia o le a le toe manaʻomia foi ona taofia aʻo faʻatali a latou suʻega.

Tamaiti i lalo ifo o le 12 tausaga, malaga ma tagata matutua ua uma ona tui, o le a fa'aauau pea ona tuusaunoaina mai le karantina, e aunoa ma ni aiaiga fa'atonu e fa'atapulaaina ai a latou gaioiga. O lona uiga, mo se faʻataʻitaʻiga, latou te le toe manaʻomia le faʻatali mo le 14 aso aʻo leʻi oʻo i le aʻoga, tolauapiga poʻo le tausiga o tamaiti.

Ole a fa'aauau pea ona mana'omia e tagata malaga e le'i faia se tui pe a taunu'u, ile Aso 8 ma karantina mo le 14 aso. O tagata mai fafo e le'i faia tui o le a le fa'atagaina ona ulufale i Kanata se'i vagana ua latou ausia se tasi o nai tuusaunoaga.

O le a maua nei e tagata femalagaa'i le filifiliga e fa'aaoga se fa'ai'uga o su'esu'ega vave o le antigen COVID-19 (na ave i le aso a'o lumana'i le latou malaga fa'atulaga po'o le taunu'u i le tuā'oi o le fanua po'o le taulaga o le gataifale e ulufale atu ai) po'o se fa'ai'uga o su'ega mole (e le sili atu i le 72 itula muamua atu. la latou malaga fa'atulaga po'o le taunu'u i le tuā'oi o le fanua po'o le uafu o le gataifale e ulufale ai) e fa'amalieina mana'oga a'o le'i ulufale. Ole su'ega vave ole antigen ile fale e le lava e fa'amalieina ai le mana'oga a'o le'i ulufale - e tatau ona fa'atagaina e le atunu'u na fa'atau mai ai ma e tatau ona fa'atautaia e se falesu'esu'e, fa'alapotopotoga tau soifua maloloina po'o le auaunaga tele-health.

le Malo o Kanata o le a fetuutuunai lana Fa'asilasilaga Soifua Maloloina mai le Laasaga 3 i le Laasaga 2. O lona uiga o le a le toe fautuaina e le Malo tagata Kanata e aloese mai femalagaaiga mo faamoemoega e le taua.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Travelers will now have the option of using a COVID-19 rapid antigen test result (taken the day prior to their scheduled flight or arrival at the land border or marine port of entry) or a molecular test result (taken no more than 72 hours before their scheduled flight or arrival at the land border or marine port of entry) to meet pre-entry requirements.
The ability of the country to transition to a new phase at the border is a result of the actions of tens of millions of Canadians across the country who followed public health measures, including getting themselves and their families vaccinated.
Taking a rapid antigen test at home is not sufficient to meet the pre-entry requirement – it must be authorized by the country in which it was purchased and must be administered by a laboratory, healthcare entity or telehealth service.