Batho ba fetang 3,500 XNUMX ba lekile ho ba le tšoaetso Covidien-19 Japane le ba 85 ba shoele ho fihlela joale, 'me lipalo li ntse li nyoloha ka tšabo e khethehileng mabapi le ho ata ha Tokyo, e nang le linyeoe tse fetang 1,000, ho kenyeletsoa tse ncha tse 83 ka Mantaha.
Ha boemo ba seoa bo ntse bo mpefala, Tonakholo ea Japane Shinzo Abe o phatlalalitse hore mmuso oa Japane o tla phatlalatsa a boemo ba tšohanyetso Tokyo le libaka tse ling tse tšeletseng ho tloha ka Labobeli ka sepheo sa ho emisa ho ata ha coronavirus.
Boemo ba tšohanyetso, boo Abe a reng bo tla nka nako e ka etsang khoeli, bo tla fa babusi matla a ho kopa batho hore ba lule hae le likhoebo ho koala, empa eseng ho odara mofuta oa litlamo tse bonoang linaheng tse ling. Maemong a mangata, ha ho na likotlo tsa ho iphapanyetsa likopo.
Khatello e ne e ntse e hola ho mmuso ho nka mohato, leha Abe a bontšitse ho tšoenyeha ka ho potlaka haholo, ha a fuoa lithibelo tsa motsamao le khoebo e tla latela. Sephutheloana sa khothatso se jang lidolara tse libilione tse makholo se lokela ho phatlalatsoa bekeng ena.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- With the pandemic situation getting worse, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced that Japan’s government will declare a state of emergency in Tokyo and six other prefectures as early as Tuesday in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus.
- An emergency, which Abe said would last about a month, will give governors authority to call on people to stay at home and businesses to close, but not to order the kind of lockdowns seen in other countries.
- Over 3,500 people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Japan and 85 have died so far, and the numbers have been rising with particular alarm over the spread in Tokyo, which has more than 1,000 cases, including 83 new ones on Monday.
