Bakeng sa ho ba teng 'moho le COVID-19, melaoana ea polokeho le maeto e tlameha ho hlahlojoa khafetsa
Mekhoa ea liteko e tiisitsoe ho latela maemo a hona joale
Ho phatlalalitsoe phetoho ho o mong oa melaoana ea ho fihla ha naha bakeng sa baeti ba machabeng ba Saint Lucia

Ho tloha ka la 10 Hlakola, 2021, bohle ba fihlang Saint Lucia (ba lilemo li 5 kapa ho feta) ba tlameha ho ba le sephetho se fosahetseng ho tsoa tekong ea COVID-19 PCR e nkuoeng ha ho feta matsatsi a 5 pele ho fihla.

Ho latela melaoana e teng, bohle ba fihlang Saint Lucia:

· U tlameha ho tlatsa le ho fana ka Foromo ea Ngoliso ea Maeto, e fumanehang ho Leqephe la Boeletsi la Saint Lucia COVID-19 ho www.StLucia.org/Covid-19

· E tlameha ho latela melaoana eohle ea polokeho e teng ho la Saint Lucia, ho kenyeletsoa ho roala mask libakeng tsa sechaba

· E tla ba tlasa tlhatlhobo e tlamang le ho hlahlojoa ha mocheso likoung tsa ho kena le nakong eohle ea ha u lula

· Re tla fetisoa ka tekesi e netefalitsoeng ho Covid-19 bolulo bo amohelehang

Ho tsoa ho Mohlomphehi Dominic Fedee, Letona la Bohahlauli: “Hore re tle re phelisane le Covid, re tlameha ho lula re lekola melaoana ea rona ea polokeho le maeto. Ha re nahana ka lintlha tsohle tse amang bophelo bo botle ba baahi ba Mohalaleli Lucian le baeti ba machabeng, re tiisa melaoana ea liteko e ipapisitse le maemo a rona a hajoale. ”

SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:

In order to co-exist with COVID-19, safety and travel protocols must be constantly evaluatedTesting protocols tightened based on the current conditionsChange to one of the country’s arrival protocols for international visitors to Saint Lucia announced.
Effective February 10, 2021, all arrivals to Saint Lucia (5 years or older) must have a negative result from a COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 5 days before arrival.
· Must adhere to all safety protocols in place throughout Saint Lucia, including wearing a mask in public places.