Linaha tsa litho tsa EU li koetse meeli ea tsona ho baeti ba tsoang kantle ho bloc ka Hlakubele, molemong oa ho thibela COVID-19 e jalang ka potlako. Ka nako e ts'oanang, linaha tse ling le tsona li ile tsa potlakela ho koala meeli ea tsona ea ka hare ho baeti, esita le ba tsoang linaheng tse ling tseo e neng e le litho tsa bona - mohato o neng o sa thabisoe Brussels.
Thibelo ea maeto ha e ame UK hobane e ntse e le mokhatlong oa eona oa phetoho ea Brexit mme e ntse e tšoaroa ka litsela tse ngata joalo ka setho sa EU. Basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle le basebetsi ba bang, ho kenyeletsoa le ba tsamaisang thepa, le bona ba lokolohile litlamong.
Ha polelo ea Khomishene e tla ka Labohlano, Fora e ne e se e phatlalalitse ka Labone hore e tla boloka meeli ea eona e koetsoe ke baeti bao eseng ba bohlokoa ho fihlela "bonyane la 15 Phuptjane."
Ho tloha ka la 8 Mots'eanong, ho bile le linyeoe tse fetang limilione tse 1.5 tsa ts'oaetso ea coronavirus e tlalehiloeng ho pholletsa le Yuropa, mme Spain, Italy, UK le Jeremane ke tse ling tsa linaha tse hlasetsoeng ka ho fetisisa.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The ban on travel does not affect the UK since it is still in its Brexit transition phase and is still treated in many ways as an EU member.
- She added that after June 15, lifting of the travel constrains should be implemented in a “phased and coordinated” way in order to prevent a second wave of epidemic.
- The Commission called for “continued measures” to minimize the coronavirus spread and eventually stop the pandemic, and recommended to 30-day extension of the current EU travel ban.
