Joalokaha CDC e tla hloka hore baeti bohle ba Amerika ba kenang ka hare ho naha ba tlalehe bopaki ba teko e mpe ea COVID-19, boitekong bo tsoelang pele ba Mmuso oa Aruban ba ho fana ka boiphihlelo ba maeto bo bolokehileng ka ho fetesisa, bo se nang sekoli le bo hokahanngoeng, litsing tsohle tse hlokahalang le lits'ebetso li teng moeti ofe kapa ofe ba hlokang ho etsa tlhahlobo ea COVID-19 ha ba ntse ba le Aruba e le tlhoko ea ho kena hape naheng ea bona / setereke / toropo ea tlhaho.
Aruba e atolositse liteko ebile e na le lipetlele tsa maemo a holimo le litsi tsa bongaka tse fanang ka liteko tsa PCR ho baeti ba tsoang kantle ho naha, ka karolelano ea nako ea phetoho ea lihora tse 24.
Libaka tse ka sehloohong tsa liteko tsa sehlekehleke sena li fumaneha haufinyane le lihotele, 'me likopano li ka etsoa pele ho nako, kahoo baeti ba tlameletsoeng US ba ka netefatsa hore ba tla hlahlojoa pele ba tloha.
“Ha re le Aruba, re ntse re le sehlohlolong sa ho iqapela lintho kapele kamoo ho ka khonehang ho netefatsa baeti ba rona ba nang le boiphihlelo bo sireletsehileng le bo se nang sekoli. Kahoo, Mmuso oa Aruba le Lefapha la Bophelo ba Sechaba li ne li lokiselitsoe taelo e ncha ea CDC ea hore baeti bohle ba US ba hloka ho fana ka maikutlo a mabe. Covid-19 leka 'me re ka tiisetsa baeti ba rona hore ba tla fihlella liteko habonolo ka nako ea ho tloha ha bona, "ho boletse Ronella Tjin Asjoe-Croes, CEO oa Aruba Tourism Authority.
"Baeti bohle ba tlang sehlekehlekeng sa rona se le seng se thabileng ba ka kholiseha hore ba ntse ba ka etela mabopong a rona. Tšireletseho ea baeti le batho ba moo e bohlokoa haholo ho rona. ”
Ha tlhaiso-leseling e batsi ka COVID-19 e ba teng mme tataiso ea CDC e fetoha, Aruba e tla tsoelapele ho lekola bocha le ho fetisa melaoana ho boloka baeti le baahi ba sehlekehleke ba bolokehile.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- As the CDC will require all inbound US travelers to report proof of a negative COVID-19 test, in the Aruban Government's continuing efforts to provide the most safe, seamless and coordinated travel experience possible, all necessary facilities and procedures are in place for any visitor needing to take a COVID-19 test while in Aruba as a requirement for re-entry to their country/state/city of origin.
- As such, the Aruba Government and Department of Public Health were prepared for the CDC's new mandate that all US travelers need to provide a negative COVID-19 test and can reassure our travelers they will have easy access to testing in time for their departure,”.
- Ha tlhaiso-leseling e batsi ka COVID-19 e ba teng mme tataiso ea CDC e fetoha, Aruba e tla tsoelapele ho lekola bocha le ho fetisa melaoana ho boloka baeti le baahi ba sehlekehleke ba bolokehile.
