Ba fetang 50% ba ba rerileng ho fetola boits'oaro ba bona ba maeto ba qotsitse seoa sa COVID-19 e le lona lebaka le ka sehloohong
- Tšebeliso e kholo ea ho sebetsa le ho ithuta hole e fana ka maikutlo a phetoho mekhoeng ea ho tsamaea.
- Lintlha tse ncha li tla ho sa tsotelehe tsoelo-pele ea letšolo la ho enta malapeng la Italy.
- Karolo ea 64.66 lekholong ea batho ba shebiloeng (kapa batho ba limilione tse 34.9) Italy ba ile ba entoa ka botlalo ho tloha ka Laboraro.
Ea Italy Setsi sa Naha sa Lipalopalo (ISTAT) e ntšitse tlaleho kajeno, e bonts'a hore Seoa sa COVID-19 e tla tsoelapele ho susumetsa mekhoa ea ho tsamaea ea basebetsi le baithuti ba Mataliana likhoeling tse tlang.
"Ts'ebeliso e kholo ea ho sebetsa le ho ithuta hole e fana ka maikutlo a phetoho mekhoeng ea ho tsamaea ea basebetsi le baithuti," SETAT e ngotse tlalehong ea eona.
"Le ha ba fetang karolo ea 80 lekholong ba tsamaile bonyane makhetlo a mahlano ka beke pele ho lefu la seoa, ba ka tlase ho liperesente tse 70 ba ntse ba rera ho etsa joalo ka maqhubu a ts'oanang a hoetla ho latelang."
Har'a basebetsi le baithuti ba kentseng letsoho thutong, liperesente tse fetang 50 tsa ba rerileng ho fetola boits'oaro ba bona ba supile ts'ohanyetso ea coronavirus e le lona lebaka le ka sehloohong.
SETAT hape e boletse esale pele phetoho mekhoeng ea lipalangoang, ka palo ea batho ba tsamaeang ka sepalangoang sa sechaba e tla theohela ho liperesente tse 22.6 kamora khefu ea lehlabula, ha e bapisoa le liperesente tsa 27.3 pele ho lefu la seoa.
Lintlha tsena li tlile ho sa tsotelehe tsoelo-pele ea letšolo la ho enta malapeng la Italy, le boneng liperesente tsa 64.66 tsa batho ba shebiloeng ba Italy (kapa batho ba limilione tse 34.9) ka botlalo entoa ho tloha ka Laboraro.
Lefu la seoa le tla fokotsa makhetlo a maeto bakeng sa mosebetsi le boithuto, ho latela lefapha la lipalo-palo.
Phuputso e entsoe e le karolo ea phuputso ea kholiseho ea bareki ea ISTAT ka sampole ea baahi ba 2,000 ba lilemo li 18 kapa ho feta.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Har'a basebetsi le baithuti ba kentseng letsoho thutong, liperesente tse fetang 50 tsa ba rerileng ho fetola boits'oaro ba bona ba supile ts'ohanyetso ea coronavirus e le lona lebaka le ka sehloohong.
- Italy’s National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) released a report today, showing that the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to influence the mobility patterns of Italian workers and students for months to come.
- “A greater use of remote working and learning suggests a change in the traveling habits of employees and students,”.
