Ba boholong Belgium ba nkile qeto ea ho hlahisa Covid-19 Nako ea ho fihla lapeng ka nako ea naha ho tloha ka Mphalane 19, ho latela Tonakholo ea 'Muso, Alexander De Croo.
O hlakisitse hore nako ea ho fihla lapeng e tla sebetsa ho tloha ka 00:00 hoseng ho isa ho 05:00 am, mme a eketsa ka hore libeke tse tlang li tla ba thata. Tonakholo o boetse a re ho tloha ka Mphalane 19, ts'ebetso ea khokahano ea mehala e tla ba tlamo ho bohle, ntle le bao ho seng bonolo ho fetohela ho bona.
Belgium e se ntse e na le puso e tlamang ea mask lipalangoang tsa sechaba le libakeng tsohle tsa sechaba tse monyako. Baahi ba Belgium ba lumelloa ho amohela batho ba sa feteng ba bane hae, ha feela e tla ba batho ba tšoanang libeke tse peli.
Letona la Tsamaiso Georges Gilkine o boetse a re li-cafes le lireschorente tsohle tsa Belgium li tla koaloa ho tloha ka Mphalane 19. Ba boholong ba qobelloa ho hlahisa mehato e joalo ka lebaka la boemo bo mpefalang ka ho ata ha COVID-19, letona le hlalositse.
Libekeng tse peli tse fetileng naheng ea Belgium, palo ea linyeoe tse ncha tsa COVID-19 e eketsehile ka liperesente tse 182. Ho tloha qalong ea seoa naheng ena, batho ba fetang likete tse 190 ba tšoaelitsoe ke coronavirus, linyeoe tse 10 327 li hlokahetse.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The authorities in Belgium have decided to introduce a COVID-19 curfew in the country from October 19, according to the Prime Minister of the Kingdom, Alexander De Croo.
- The prime minister also said that from October 19, work telecommuting will become mandatory for everyone, except for those for whom it is not possible to switch to this mode of work.
- Residents of Belgium are allowed to receive no more than four people at home, provided that they will be the same people for two weeks.
