- Jamaica e phatlalalitse hore e ke ke ea tšoara Carnival ka Mmesa selemong sena.
- Sechaba se ntse se tsoela pele ho bona keketseho ea linyeoe ka lebaka la seoa sa COVID-19 leha ho fanoa ka liente tse tsoelang pele.
- Letona la Bohahlauli Bartlett o re ho molemong oa batho ba naha ho thusa ntoeng ea mmuso ea ho boloka maphelo le mekhoa ea boipheliso.
“Kamora lipuisano tse 'maloa le bankakarolo ba amehang, joale re ka phatlalatsa hore Jamaica e ke ke ea tšoara Carnival naheng ea Jamaica ka Mmesa selemong sena. Re lumela ka tieo hore e molemong oa batho ba rona mme e tla thusa ntoeng ea Mmuso ea ho boloka maphelo le mekhoa ea boipheliso, ha re ntse re tsoela pele ho bona keketseho ea linyeoe ka lebaka la seoa sa COVID-19, ”ho boletse Letona Bartlett.
“Re ela hloko tahlehelo e kholo ea moruo e tla ba le naha ea rona, kaha ketsahalo ena e hlahisa limilione tse likete selemo le selemo, ka likhoebo tse nyane le tse mahareng tse ruang molemo meketeng ena. Leha ho le joalo, leha ho fanoa ka thibelo ea liente, 'Muso oa Jamaica re tlameha ho tsoelapele ho etsa mehato e matla ho thibela ho pepeseha ho sa hlokahaleng ha batho ba rona le baeti, lefung le bolaeang, ”a hlalosa.
Moeletsi e Moholo le Leano, Delano Seiveright o boetse a re "Lekala la Bohahlauli le ntse le le lipuisanong tse tsoetseng pele le bahlophisi ba mokete oa boithabiso mabapi le ho hlahisa mohopolo oa bubble bakeng sa Carnival e Jamaica 2021, lipuisanong tse pharalletseng tsa Mmuso tsa ho bula bocha lefapha la liketsahalo, hang ha le qala ho sireletsehile ho etsa joalo. ”
Seiveright o hlokometse: Qeto ea ho etella pele ketsahalo ena ka Mmesa selemong sena e entsoe kamora lipuisano le bahlophisi ba ketsahalo le liofisiri tsa Mmuso mme e latela mehato ea hajoale ea COVID-2020. ”
Bahlophisi ba bontšitse hore lihlopha tsohle le masea a tla hlompha litekete tsohle le liaparo tse rekiloeng ka 2020 bakeng sa sethala se latelang.
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- We strongly believe it is in the best interest of our people and will aid in the Government's fight to preserve lives and livelihoods, as we continue to see an increase in cases due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Minister Bartlett.
- Senior Advisor and Strategist, Delano Seiveright added that “the Ministry of Tourism has been in advanced dialogue with the organizers of carnival about introducing a bubble concept for Carnival in Jamaica 2021, within the Government's wider discussions to reopen the events sector, as soon as it is safe to do so.
- However, despite the ongoing roll-out of vaccines, the Government of Jamaica must continue to put strong measures in place to prevent unnecessary exposure of our people and visitors, to the deadly disease,” he expressed.
